ETHICS MIDTERM #1: Preliminary Questions

NAME: Mavis

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# POSTS COMPLETED:
· POST#1 (July 09, 2006)
· POST#2 (July 10, 2006)
· POST#3 (July 14, 2006)
· POST#4 (July 14, 2006)
· POST#5 (July 16, 2006)
· POST#6 (July 17, 2006)
· POST#7 (July 21, 2006)
· POST#8 (July 22, 2006)
· POST#9 (July 22, 2006)
· FIELD TRIP POST #1 (July 10, 2006)

FIRST FIELD TRIP COMPLETED?
Yes, I visited the Museum of Tolerance on July 09, 2006. The Museum uses historical events to demonstrate the negative effects of prejudice and thus promote tolerance.

READINGS COMPLETED:
CHAPTER 1 (Introduction)
CHAPTER 3 (Aristotle -- Moral Character)
CHAPTER 4 (Epicurus – The Pleasant Life)
CHAPTER 5 (Epictetus – Self-Discipline)
CHATPER 6 (Saint Augustine – The Love of God)
CHAPTER 7 (Saint Thomas Aquinas – Morality and Natural Law)
CHAPTER 8 (Thomas Hobbes – Social Contract Ethics)
CHAPTER 9 (Benedict de Spinoza – Nature and Reason)
CHAPTER 11 (David Hume – Morality and Sentiment)
CHAPTER 12 (Immanuel Kant – Duty and Reason)
CHATPER 13 (John Stuart Mill – The Greatest Happiness Principle)
CHAPTER 14 (Soren Kierkegaard – The Leap of Faith)
CHAPTER 15 (Karl Marx – Morality as Ideology)
CHAPTER 17 (Friedrich Nietzsche – The Transvaluation of Values)
CHAPTER 22 (Jean-Paul Sartre – Radical Freedom)

EXTRA CREDIT COMPLETED?
None.