Moral Absolutism & Murder on the Orient Express with Rebecca Robb
- Day: Fridays
- Dates: January 17 – February 21, 2025
- Time: 9:30am – 11:30am
- Location: Online, via Zoom
- Price: $155+HST
Zoom Information will be sent by email 1-2 days prior to the lecture date.
Overview
Introductory ethics class, exploring collective moral responsibility, whether some actions are morally wrong no matter the circumstances, and whether taking the law into your own hands (vigilantism) is ever morally justified.
Main Philosophers: Emmanuel Kant vs John Stuart Mill (differing views)
About the Lecturer
Rebecca Robb is a PhD candidate in Ethics and Public Affairs at Carleton University. She holds a Bachelor of Philosophy from the University of Victoria and a Master of Philosophy from Carleton University. Her teaching philosophy centres on an interdisciplinary approach to ethics. While ethics is a branch of philosophy, Rebecca finds it can also be approached through theology, literature, history, or other academic disciplines. At its most basic, the study of ethics is the study of what makes an action morally right or wrong. Rebecca especially enjoys connecting with students new to the discipline. Her focus is always on engaging students in dialogue and encouraging them to bring their life experience to the study of philosophy.
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