July 29, 2021
In this exercise students will discuss several ethical cases about [today’s topic]. They will learn to deliberate ethically in a step-by-step manner. A key objective is to teach students how to distinguish utilitarian from deontological arguments. Students will identify different types of argumentation and present their results plenary.
Marcel Verweij, Roel Veraart
September 11, 2020
In this CBE you will discuss several ethical cases about food(-technology). You will practice to deliberate ethically in a step-by-step manner. A key objective is to learn to distinguish utilitarian from deontological arguments. You will identify different types of argumentation and present your results plenary.
Marcel Verweij
In this CBE students will discuss several ethical cases about food(-technology). They will learn to deliberate ethically in a step-by-step manner. A key objective is to teach students how to distinguish utilitarian from deontological arguments. Students will identify different types of argumentation and present their results plenary.
March 12, 2018
John Rawls and Thomas Jefferson are two of the most important critics of utilitarianism. What are their arguments? And: wat could conequentialism and utilitarianisum could look like in our current media climate?
Annemarie van Oosten, Lotte Salome, Rutger de Graaf, Sandra Jacobs, Damian Trilling