PSCI282 - Lying,Cheating,Stealing,and Killing: How to Think About Professional Ethics

Status
O
Activity
LEC
Title (text only)
PSCI282 - Lying,Cheating,Stealing,and Killing: How to Think About Professional Ethics
Term
2013A
Subject area
PSCI
Section number only
401
Section ID
PSCI282401
Meeting times
TR 1200PM-0100PM
Meeting location
COLLEGE HALL 200
Instructors
HIRSCHMANN, NANCY J.ALLEN-CASTELLITTO, ANITA LEMANUEL, EZEKIEL J.STRUDLER, ALAN
Description
Professionals - in business, medicine, law, and politics - face myriad ethical dilemmas in their daily work life that challenge, and sometimes conflict with, the moral commitments that guide their everyday life. This course systematically examines the ethical dimensions of these four professional roles, asking questions such as: Are there limits to what we should sell? How far should competitors go to "win"? Who should get ventilators in a flu pandemic? Is it morally permissible for physicians to assist in suicide? Should lawyers represent terrorists or child killers? How far does attorney-client privilege go? Is it morally justifiable to torture enemy combatants? Should politicians lie?
Course number only
282
Cross listings
BIOE282401
Use local description
No