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By focusing on a range of key texts in practical philosophy, course serves to advance participants’ ability to engage in a sustained, critical, and systematic manner with pivotal texts in the fields of ethical theory, political philosophy, normative ethics, philosophical anthropology, and/or moral psychology and to develop an independent point of view on the philosophical issues raised in these texts. Students become familiar with the “state of the art” in the field, especially as it relates to current research being done in the Utrecht department and recently published in leading philosophy journals.
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An examination of key texts in theoretical philosophy, including pivotal texts in the fields of ethical theory, political philosophy, normative ethics, philosophical anthropology, and/or moral psychology.
Interested M.A. exchange students with a strong background in philosophy may qualify to take the course; however, they should first contact the RMA Philosophy coordinator: j.h.anderson@uu.nl
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