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October 09, 2009

Harvard's ethics course

Harvard has opened one of their most popular college courses Justice, led by Professor Michael Sandel to the web. Sandel challenges the audience on difficult moral dilemmas and asks "What is the right thing to do?". Sure to be thought provoking.

Posted by on October 09, 2009 at 02:02 PM in Education |

Tags: ethics education, Harvard, Justice, Michael Sandl, morals course

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