Catholic Thinkers

Twentieth Century Ethics by David Solomon, Ph.D: 2. G.E. Moore and Intutionism

Recorded in 2004. This course is intended to be a general introduction to the main topics and the most significant developments in 20th-century ethics. Several of the figures discussed in these lectures, notably Elizabeth Anscombe and Alasdair MacIntyre, are among the most important Catholic philosophers in the century. This course focuses on Analytic, Anglophone ethics which had dominated moral philosophy in the universities of the U.S. and the U.K. for most of the century. There is a clear point of origination of this tradition in G. E. Moore’s Principia Ethica, published in 1903, and a clear line of development within this tradition to the present day.

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https://youtu.be/0m1I_RMU9go

Twentieth Century Ethics by David Solomon, Ph.D: 1. Introduction and 19th Centruy Ethics

Recorded in 2004. This course is intended to be a general introduction to the main topics and the most significant developments in 20th-century ethics. Several of the figures discussed in these lectures, notably Elizabeth Anscombe and Alasdair MacIntyre, are among the most important Catholic philosophers in the century. This course focuses on Analytic, Anglophone ethics which had dominated moral philosophy in the universities of the U.S. and the U.K. for most of the century. There is a clear point of origination of this tradition in G. E. Moore’s Principia Ethica, published in 1903, and a clear line of development within this tradition to the present day.

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https://youtu.be/38-f6uafpxI

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 12. The Distribution of Healthcare

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/3vNebfPXITE

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 11. Issues at the End of Life

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/yF76PFGpga4

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 10. Maternal-Fetal Relations

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/K6H2C8oROac

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 9. Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/4h9MeuqfUJE

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 8. The Ethics of Cloning part 2

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/C9Bj2JpeT2Q

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 7. The Ethics of Cloning part 1

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/y2fdQ511Eu8

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 6. The New Eugenics

The New Eugenics: Therapy, Enhancement, Screening, Testing

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/YfKskISJ940

Medical Ethics by Margaret Hogan, Ph.D: 5. The Ethics of Research Involving Human Subjects

Recorded in 2004. This course begins with the background out of which the Catholic Medical Ethics grew. In light of those foundations, it continues with a description of the modern situation and its failure (as of the course production date of 2004), and concludes with an emphasis on the need for religious traditions to exercise their appropriate influence.

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https://youtu.be/HyGkbk27uag