260016 Moral Puzzles [*H*] (S) (WiSe 2024/2025)
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We will study some of the most puzzling, thought provoking and conversation-stimulating problems and questions in ethics. These problems are self-contained, so no background is presupposed. Examples of problems and questions we will discuss include the trolley problem, the problem of moral luck, and the question of whether being rich is incompatible with being a socialist.
Diese Veranstaltung kann als Handwerksseminar im Rahmen des Philosophischen Einstiegs gewählt werden.
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| 26-GL_ETH Basics Ethics | Seminar 1 | Study requirement
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| 26-HM_PP1_NE Main Module PP1: Normative Ethics | Seminar 1 | Study requirement
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| 26-HM_PP_Satellit Satellite Module Practical Philosophy | Seminar aus der Praktischen Philosophie | Study requirement
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| 26-VRPS Preparation and Reflection of the Teaching Experience Semester ("Praxissemester") | Fachwissenschaftliche Erweiterung | Study requirement
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| 26-VT_ETH Specialization Ethics | Seminar 1 | Study requirement
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