ses# | Topics | KEY DATES |
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1 | Introduction | |
2 | Moral Theory | |
I. Global Hunger and Moral/Political Frameworks | ||
3 | Global Hunger (Consequentialist Ethics Approach) | |
4 | Global Hunger (Harm Principles) | |
5 | Global Hunger (Political Approaches) | |
6 | Famine Relief: Ethics or Politics | |
II. Food Justice | ||
7 | Justice and Oppression | Assignment 1: Pond and Charity due |
8 | Food Sovereignty | |
9 | Food and Identity | |
10 | Gender, Race, Religion, and…. | First paper topic due |
11 | Justice in Food Production | |
12 | Capitalism and Liberty | |
13 | Capitalism and the Food System, part 1 | |
14 | Film Screening, Flow: For the Love of Water | |
15 | Capitalism and the Food System, part 2 |
Assignment 2: Flow due |
III. Animal Welfare | ||
16 | Speciesism | 1st Paper Rewrite due |
17 | Respect for Animals | |
18 | Harm and Killing | |
IV. Consumer Ethics | ||
19 | Vegetarianism and Veganism | Assignment 3: Activism due |
20 | Waste and Freeganism (Gleaning) | Second Paper due |
V. Industrial Agriculture | ||
21 | Food, for Free | |
22 | Industrial Plant Agriculture | Assignment 4: Food for Free due |
23 | Environmentalism | Final Communications Project due |
24 | Locavorism | |
25 | GMOs | Presentations of final projects, Assignment 5: Personal Reflection due |
26 | Final lecture wrap-up | Final paper due |
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