Bioethics (PHIL 235)

Manchester University, January 2016 Instructor: Steve Naragon
Welcome! Course Objectives Course Requirements Writing Schedule Glossary Resources Philosophy FAQ Latin Phrases Make More Money! [MU DTL site] [Instructor Homepage] [Registrar] [Dept. of Philosophy & Religious Studies]	Welcome! Welcome to these online materials for my January 2016 course on the “Bioethics” (PHIL 235, Manchester University).This course satisfies the GE-I2 and the Core-4PH general education requirements. This course meets twice each day in the Academic Center 236 for 75 minute sessions (similar to a TR class during Fall and Spring Semester): 9:00-10:15 AM and 1:00-2:15 PM. We do that for the 15 days of Jan term and then we’re done. Click on the links to the left for a general set of course objectives, for the course requirements, and for an explanation of the essay and discussion forum entries that will form the bulk of your writing for this course. A general reading and assignments schedule should keep you oriented through the term. Read through these web pages carefully; they are your guide for this course; ignore them at your own peril! Students new to philosophy might also want to glance at the Philosophy FAQ. Students who are interested in studying more philosophy, but who are worried that it is “too impractical” (= won’t lead to a high-paying job) should definitely read this brief item. Contacting Me Click on my name (above) to reach my home page with contact information. I’m usually either in my office (Academic Center 233; phone: 982-5041) or at home (982-6033), and am always happy to talk or meet with you.You can also send me an email.
Manchester University // Registrar // Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies // Last updated: 9 Dec 2015

Bioethics (PHIL 235)

Welcome!

Welcome to these online materials for my January 2016 course on the “Bioethics” (PHIL 235, Manchester University).This course satisfies the GE-I2 and the Core-4PH general education requirements.

This course meets twice each day in the Academic Center 236 for 75 minute sessions (similar to a TR class during Fall and Spring Semester): 9:00-10:15 AM and 1:00-2:15 PM. We do that for the 15 days of Jan term and then we’re done.

Click on the links to the left for a general set of course objectives, for the course requirements, and for an explanation of the essay and discussion forum entries that will form the bulk of your writing for this course. A general reading and assignments schedule should keep you oriented through the term.

Read through these web pages carefully; they are your guide for this course; ignore them at your own peril! Students new to philosophy might also want to glance at the Philosophy FAQ. Students who are interested in studying more philosophy, but who are worried that it is “too impractical” (= won’t lead to a high-paying job) should definitely read this brief item.

Contacting Me

Click on my name (above) to reach my home page with contact information.

I’m usually either in my office (Academic Center 233; phone: 982-5041) or at home (982-6033), and am always happy to talk or meet with you.You can also send me an email.

Manchester University // Registrar // Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies // Last updated: 9 Dec 2015