KMB/913 Bioethics: Porovnání verzí

Verze z 12. 11. 2024, 10:53

In this course bioethics and its fundamental principles will be introduced. This includes some concepts and methods relevant to all human disciplines, ranging from logic, epistemology, and ontology to general ethics.

Topics

BB-1, 9.45–11.15

24.10.2024 Introduction, sub-disciplines of philosophy, course design

• HW01: Reflection on the seminar or on the reading of Singer's "Introduction"

01.10.2024 Philosophy I: History ("Ideas have consequences")

• HW02: Reflection on the seminar, or an example of some philosophical view that is influential in your opinion.

08.10.2024 Philosophy II: Logic

• HW03: Reflection on the meeting, or find a introductory philosophy/logic BOOK in the library or online (but not wikipedia or article); spend 30 or so minutes browsing/readind and write down your impressions.

15.10.2024 Philosophy III: Epistemology

• HW04: Reflection on the meeting; or write FIRST few sentences of what you think about the relibiality and objectivity of human knowledg, can we know the truth? THEN you may find a source (can be youtube or wikipedia) and see whether it deepens or changes your view on the question

22.10.2024 Philosophy IV: (Ontology) and Ethics

• HW05: Munson, ch. 12: Utilitarianism, Kant, Virtue Ethics

29.10.2024 ReCap Test 1 - preparation - online

• HW06: Munson, ch. 12: continue reading...

05.11.2024 Guest: dr. Jozef Lenč (Slovakia)

• HW07: Short reflection of the lecture

12.11.2024 Bioethics I: Overview + Abortion

• HW08: Munson and/or Singer on termination (e.g. abortion): Read sections and reflect on whether it deepens and/or changes your view.

19.11.2024 Bioethics II: Epidemics

• HW09

26.11.2024 Bioethics III: Genetics

• HW10

03.12.2024 Bioethics IV: Animals

• HW11

10.12.2024 Guest II: Dr. Emanuele Lacca on Human Dignity and Drugs

• HW12

17.12.2024 ReCap Test 2

1. What is philosophy and ethics? How do they differ from natural science? 2. Ideas have consequences - emphasis on the ethical implications of theories 3. Logical fallacies in argumentation 4. The principle of double effect 5. Reliability of human knowledge, reductionism and its types 6. Individuals and general concepts - the context in natural science and ethics 7. Nature 8. Man and animal - ethical problems 9. Freedom and responsibility 10. Existential risks

Grading

To pass the student needs to have 75% of points. How to obtain points will be specified during the semester (there will be plenty of ooportunities).

Literature

Základní: Munson, Ronald and Ian Lague (2016). Intervention and Reflection. Basic Issues in Medical Ethics. Tenth Edition. Boston, MA: Cengage Learning.

Základní: BEAUCHAMP Tom; CHILDRESS James (2009/2020) Principles of Biomedical Ethics

Doporučená: H. Kuhse, P. Singer (eds.), A Companion to Bioethics, Wiley 2009.

Doporučená: J. T. Eberl, The Nature of Human Persons, University of Notre Dame Press 2020.

Doporučená: T. Ord, The Precipice. Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity, New York, Hachette Books, 2020.

Students

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• AL-MUALM Yahya,

• CHUDÁ

• IBRAHIM Ghadir,

• KOÇAK

• OŠMEROVÁ

• RASHIDIAN

• SOETHER Nick, DU01-03+,

• VINCIK

TF Erasmus

• DENIS Nechifor

• CIURAS Adrian