http://openseminar.org/hn/courses/7/index/screen.do <img src="http://www.ju.edu/img/JU-header.gif" width="500" align="left" alt="NHC"> <a href="http://onthehuman.org/"target=_blank><img src="http://onthehuman.org/images/Atractor_Poisson_Saturne.jpg" width="150" align="right" alt="On the Human"></img></a> <br><br><br> <p>What does it mean to be human? Are we naturally good, or naturally bad? Can we draw any ethical conclusions from an account of our nature? If we achieve the power to change human nature, should we use it? This course will examine recent scientific efforts to answer these questions, especially those based in Darwinian evolutionary theory. Topics include evolutionary psychology, gender, the origin of morality, and the ethics of enhancing human nature.</p> <p><b>To begin</b>, take a minute to acquaint yourself with the three tabs to your left. Click on each one--Schedule, Modules, and Assignments--and review the menus.</p> <p>Ready to proceed? Click again on Schedule and find <b>1.0 INTRODUCTION TO WEBSITE.</b> Click there.</p> ------ <p>Instructors: An essay reflecting on Prof. Kimbrough's experience teaching this class is <a href="http://onthehuman.org/teaching/kimbrough.php/"target=_blank>here.</a></p> en-us Copyright &copy; 2004, Dr. Michael Rappa http://www.openseminar.org/images/openseminar_logo.gif http://www.openseminar.org 66 78