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Environmental Ethics: Philosophical Foundations
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Environmental Ethics
Overview of the field of environmental ethics, its importance, and relevance in todays world.
Module #2
The Roots of Environmental Ethics
Exploration of the historical and cultural roots of environmental ethics, including indigenous perspectives and ancient wisdom.
Module #3
Ethics and Morality
Philosophical foundations of ethics and morality, including normative ethics, metaethics, and applied ethics.
Module #4
Anthropocentrism vs. Non-Anthropocentrism
Debate between human-centered (anthropocentric) and non-human-centered (non-anthropocentric) approaches to environmental ethics.
Module #5
Intrinsic Value and Instrumental Value
Analysis of the distinction between intrinsic value (valued for its own sake) and instrumental value (valued for its utility).
Module #6
Consequentialism and Deontology
Examination of two prominent ethical frameworks:consequentialism (ends justify means) and deontology (duty-based ethics).
Module #7
Utilitarianism and Cost-Benefit Analysis
Critique of utilitarianism and cost-benefit analysis as approaches to environmental decision-making.
Module #8
Deep Ecology and Ecocentrism
Exploration of deep ecology and ecocentrism, including the ideas of Arne Naess and Aldo Leopold.
Module #9
Social Ecology and Ecofeminism
Analysis of social ecology and ecofeminism, including the relationships between environmental degradation and social justice.
Module #10
Virtue Ethics and Environmental Character
Examination of virtue ethics and the development of environmental character, including the role of virtues like compassion and respect.
Module #11
Environmental Justice and Ethics
Exploration of environmental justice, including the disproportionate impacts of environmental degradation on marginalized communities.
Module #12
Animal Ethics and Rights
Debate over animal rights and welfare, including the moral status of non-human animals.
Module #13
Ecological Integrity and Biodiversity
Analysis of ecological integrity and biodiversity, including the importance of preserving ecosystem services.
Module #14
Climate Ethics and Justice
Examination of climate change as a moral and ethical issue, including issues of justice and responsibility.
Module #15
Sustainable Development and Ethics
Critique of sustainable development and its relationship to environmental ethics and social justice.
Module #16
Environmental Policy and Ethics
Analysis of environmental policy and its relationship to ethical frameworks and values.
Module #17
Environmental Activism and Ethics
Examination of environmental activism and its relationship to ethical principles and values.
Module #18
Case Studies in Environmental Ethics
Application of environmental ethics to real-world case studies, including forest preservation, wildlife conservation, and pollution.
Module #19
Environmental Ethics and Education
Exploration of the role of education in promoting environmental ethics and values.
Module #20
Environmental Ethics and Spirituality
Analysis of the relationship between environmental ethics and spiritual values, including religious and indigenous perspectives.
Module #21
Environmental Ethics and Economics
Critique of neoclassical economics and exploration of alternative economic approaches that incorporate environmental values.
Module #22
Environmental Ethics and Science
Examination of the relationship between environmental ethics and science, including the role of science in informing environmental policy.
Module #23
Environmental Ethics and Technology
Analysis of the impact of technology on environmental ethics, including the role of technology in addressing environmental problems.
Module #24
Environmental Ethics and International Relations
Examination of environmental ethics in an international context, including global environmental agreements and treaties.
Module #25
Environmental Ethics and Human Rights
Analysis of the relationship between environmental degradation and human rights, including the right to a healthy environment.
Module #26
Environmental Ethics and Future Generations
Examination of the moral obligations to future generations, including intergenerational justice and sustainability.
Module #27
Environmental Ethics and Personal Choice
Exploration of the role of personal choice and individual action in promoting environmental ethics and values.
Module #28
Environmental Ethics and Community Engagement
Analysis of the importance of community engagement and participation in promoting environmental ethics and values.
Module #29
Challenges and Opportunities in Environmental Ethics
Discussion of the challenges and opportunities facing environmental ethics, including emerging issues and future directions.
Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Environmental Ethics: Philosophical Foundations career


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