suggestions for readings
so, i am going to be teaching my first class this winter session and i was wondering whether anyone had any suggestions about course readings. the class is "current social and moral issues" and it's 3 weeks long. of course, i'll be covering the usual topics: abortion, euthanasia, blah, blah, blah, but i'm also looking to include readings regarding issues surrounding race and maybe the ethics of war. if anyone has any suggestions for readings or even topics i'd appreciate them.
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You should think about teaching the Walzer-Luban debate in "International Ethics", ed. Beitz/Cohen/Scanlon/Simmons. Walzer's a just war theorist and Luban is a human rights hawk. McMahon told me to teach it when I asked him your question.
The Color of Wealth, is an interesting book.
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