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Bioethics Syllabus

Posted by: Jessica Miller on: August 29, 2011

As I do every fall semester, I am teaching an undergraduate course in bioethics. Although I try to entice my philosophy students, most students are pre-med bio majors, usually seniors. This is the only course in which I still use a textbook. there is far more in the one I use than could be completed [...]


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