Fight Conformity & Claim Moral Autonomy through Philosophy

Learn to resolve moral misunderstandings by becoming critically self-aware of assumptions and implications you endorse.

Created by: Elly Pirocacos
Practical Philosopher - Academic Philosopher

What Will I Learn?

• Recognise different ethical perspectives in themselves and others; competent to identify assumptions and implications in moral discourse; thoughtfully judge the merit of moral standards.
• Develop skills of reasoning.
• Learn to recognize different types of ethical discourse.
• Cultivate sensitivity to your conceptual framework, its strengths and limitations.
• Acquired skills are used in everyday life, in work relations, and formal studies.

Requirements

• You should download Adobe Reader
• You should download QuickTime player to view the videos.

Target audience

• No prior knowledge of philosophy is required. This course can be taken as an introduction to moral reasoning, refresher course into the subject or compliment a college/university course a student is taking in ethics.
• The course is meant for those with a desire to understand and articulate your own ethical views to yourself and others.
• The course is designed for those with a desire to develop greater confidence in addressing moral conflict in your own life and the lives of others - family members, friends, partners, business associates.