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fandomhigh2005-12-16 09:21 pm
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Final Ethics Class, Friday 8-10am
"Over the course of this term, we've looked a lot at your personal moral stance on things. Today we're going to be looking more generally - on how morals are taught to children, often insidiously.
"A good medium for this is fairy tales. Every culture has them - stories that are told to children, bearing little moral gems to shape and guide. The first thing I want you to do is a select a fairy tale. Don't worry if it's not one I'll know, just pick one you're familiar with."
"A good medium for this is fairy tales. Every culture has them - stories that are told to children, bearing little moral gems to shape and guide. The first thing I want you to do is a select a fairy tale. Don't worry if it's not one I'll know, just pick one you're familiar with."
Re: Analysing your responses
I swear I didn't cheat and look ahead.And I'm okay with being there. It's kind of hard to put a pure ethical idiology into practical effect, but it does make you think twice before you act, so it's all good.