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LSHS-100 Introduction to Ethics

LSHS-100 Introduction to Ethics
Faculty:
  • Lewis, Paul
    • BALS students only. A signature piece of a Jesuit education is the study of Ethics. While all Core Courses explore human values and moral issues in particular historical contexts, in this course students (1) study and critique fundamental moral principles, categories, and terminology drawn from the Western philosophical and religious traditions; (2) examine basic approaches to and recurring debates about perplexing ethical issues; (3) explore through literature central moral quandaries and complexities of human life; and (4) elucidate what is normative in human experience and whence the norms are determined. This may be a student's first course in the BALS Core.
    Credits: 4
    Prerequisites: None
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