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Manchester, New Hampshire
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ATH 320
Who Owns Culture? Ethics in Anthropology (online)
This course examines an anthropological understanding and knowledge of different models of ethical decision-making in applied and theory based contexts. Students will learn to identify the concepts of morality and ethical reasoning using the three main traditions of Western philosophy. Ethical decision-making will be explored in the context of current issues, taking into account the four fields of anthropology.
Units: 3.0
Prerequisites:
PHL 111O - Introduction to Critical Thinking (online)
and
ENG 123 - English Composition II (online)
and
ATH 101 - The Human Experience: Introduction to Anthropology (online)