Final Ethics Class, Friday 8-10am

[brambless.livejournal.com]

"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."

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Re: Second Hour

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

"Steal it, but make amends later. The wife's life trumps whatever the money's for, but that doctor can't make more of it if he doesn't have supplies and money to do it. Immediate need cancels out any of the reasons that doctor may have, although he might feel bound not to show bias to one customer."