PHI 417 Details
3 Credit Hours
Course Description:
Nature, sources and types of values will be studied. Attention will be given to the major theories of value that have been proposed as well as to important issues such as the objectivity or subjectivity of values, the connection between value and ethical judgment, the role of values in elaborating systems of norms. Aesthetic, economic, intellectual, social and religious values will be examined in an effort to grasp the underlying relations among them.
Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies
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Sections Offered in Fall 2024:
| PHI 417 1D: Value Theory | Twaddell, Gerald E. | Open: 0 / Reg: 20 / Max: 20 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies
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| PHI 417 1E: Value Theory | Twaddell, Gerald E. | Open: 0 / Reg: 20 / Max: 20 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies
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Sections Offered in Spring 2024:
| PHI 417 1E: Value Theory | Twaddell, Gerald E. | Open: -3 / Reg: 25 / Max: 22 | |||||||||||||
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Discipline: Philosophy, Political Science and Interdisciplinary Studies
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