Harvard's most famous undergraduate course in political philosophy—working through Rawls, Kant, Aristotle, Bentham, and Mill using real contemporary dilemmas as testing grounds.
Demonstrates that moral philosophy is not academic abstraction but a live engagement with how we actually make collective decisions; made rigorous ethics publicly accessible.
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