22911330-2 - Moral philosophy: cases of applied ethics

This module aims to provide a basic understanding of the historical and philosophical evolution of the notion of beauty. It will examine the break between the ancient and modern perspectives, which affects the way both beauty and art are conceived.
The student will be able to achieve the following learning objectives:
Knowledge and skills:
• Understand the structural and content-related elements of aesthetics, both from a theoretical and historical point of view;
• Recognize the fundamental concepts of the discipline;
• Comprehend the specific terminology of the discipline.
Ability to apply knowledge and skills:
• Apply the acquired knowledge and skills in educational contexts;
• Address themes and concepts independently and with awareness.
Independent judgment:
• Develop independent reasoning and critical reading skills;
• Connect the concepts explored during the course with ongoing cultural transformations.
Communication skills:
• Acquire and use the specific terminology of the discipline in various contexts.
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Programme

Punishment

War

Communication

Artificial Intelligence

Future Generations

Beginning and End of Life

Biotechnology

Nature

Core Documentation

Mario De Caro, Sergio Filippo Magni, Maria Silvia Vaccarezza, Le sfide dell'etica, Mondadori Università, 2025

Attendance

Mostly remote

Type of evaluation

Digital and classroom interaction, e-tivities, exams