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The Nature of Persons — Mind-Body Dualism vs. Physicalism

Shelly Kagan · 41:38

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Inference to the Best Explanation & Arguments for Immaterial Mind

Shelly Kagan · 45:48

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Introduction to Human Behavioral Biology

Robert Sapolsky · 57:14

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Justice: The Moral Side of Murder & Cannibalism

Michael Sandel · 54:56

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This Land Is My Land — John Locke on Natural Rights, Labor & Consent

Michael Sandel · 54:58

Justice: The Moral Side of Murder & Cannibalism

Michael SandelDistinguishedHarvard University

Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor of Government

54:56·2009·introductory level
Path step 4: Contrasts consequentialist and categorical moral reasoning through hard cases.

Live Socratic moral philosophy at its sharpest: Sandel extracts conflicting consequentialist and Kantian intuitions directly from student debate before naming a single philosopher.

PhilosophyMoral & Political PhilosophyEthicsUtilitarianismKant

Filmed in Harvard's Sanders Theatre, Michael Sandel guides 1,000 undergraduates through utilitarian vs. categorical moral reasoning via trolley dilemmas and Regina v. Dudley and Stephens.

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Michael SandelDistinguished

Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor of Government, Harvard University

Harvard University political philosopher whose course 'Justice' introduced moral and political philosophy to a global audience.

1 course · 19 lecturesCanon
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