PHIL-362 Environmental Ethics
An examination of the moral issues involved in the interaction of humans with their natural environment. Topics include: the environmental crisis, human-centered vs. nature-centered ethics, intrinsic value in nature, obligations to future generations, the importance of preserving endangered species and wilderness, radical ecology, eco-feminism, and the role of social justice in environmental issues. Prerequisite: PHIL 119, or 123, or 127. 1 term -4 credits. Normally offered every year.
Prerequisite
Student has completed any of the following course(s) PHIL 119 - Global Ethics, PHIL 120 - Ethics and Civic Life, PHIL 123 - Social Ethics The Good Life, PHIL 127 - Contemporary Moral Issues
Offered
Ocasionally