:: being bad ::

:: Monday, September 16, 2002 ::

University of Wolverhampton
School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences

PH1000 Being Bad

Aims:
1. To investigate the nature, place and meaning of immoral, dangerous, unhealthy, unreasonable or imprudent practices, behaviour and lifestyles.
2. To consider critically certain normative and practical questions about them, especially ‘what is to be said in their favour?’.

Outcomes:
On completion of this module you will be able to:
1. Reflect critically on the place and importance in human life of a range of phenomena that are considered be immoral, dangerous, unhealthy, unreasonable or imprudent.
2. Consider those phenomena in relation to your chosen subjects and interests.
3. Consider some of your own values, preferences and commitments in a critical way.
4. Engage in reasoned dialogue with others on matters about which there is disagreement.
5. Engage in simple research from a variety of sources.
:: mark 5:52 pm [+] ::
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