Moral and Political Philosophy: A Historical Introduction - PHILO215 (2020)

This paper introduces students to central issues in Moral and Political Philosophy, using texts from historical figures in philosophy to study questions about virtue, happiness, justice, liberty, democracy, tyranny, feminism, art, censorship, and moral education.

Paper Information

Points:	15.0
Internal assessment / examination:	100:0
Restriction(s):	PHIL215

Trimesters and Locations

Occurrence Code	When taught	Where taught
20B (HAM)	B Trimester : 13 Jul 2020 - 8 Nov 2020	Hamilton

PHILO215-20A (HAM) has been cancelled. Please contact the School or Faculty Office for more information.

Cancelled Occurrences

Cancelled Occurrences
20A (HAM)	A Trimester : 2 Mar 2020 - 28 Jun 2020	Hamilton

Apply to enrol

Glossary of terms

Ask us anything

Timetabled Lectures

The Timetable for 2020 is not available.

Indicative Fees for Moral and Political Philosophy: A Historical Introduction (PHILO215)

You will be sent an enrolment agreement which will confirm your fees.
Tuition fees shown below are indicative only and may change. There are additional fees and charges related to enrolment - please see the Table of Fees and Charges for more information.
Occurrence	Domestic		International
	Tuition	Resource
20B (HAM)	$780		$3145

Paper Outlines for Moral and Political Philosophy: A Historical Introduction (PHILO215)

The following paper outlines are available for Moral and Political Philosophy: A Historical Introduction (PHILO215).
If your paper occurrence is not listed contact the Faculty or School office.