Professional focus:Ethics, Norms and Societies [30.0]

ethi2m  2016-2017  Louvain-la-Neuve


The Ethics, Norms and Societies focus is designed to train students to analyse the ethical stakes which are present in normative régimes (positive discrimination public policies on basic rights, the role of human rights and gender policies). Students will learn how to make use of perspectives from other fields where norms are established and to take account of factors highlighted by particular disciplinary tools (law theory, anthropology, sociology and social psychology). The main objective of this professional focus is therefore to train students to appreciate the conditions in which norms work most effectively in concrete contexts of application in the new regulatory frameworks.

 
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25 credits chosen from :

Annual block
  1 2

Mandatory Courses (25 credits)

25 credits chosen from  

Optionnal LSOC2010 Regulation, Norms and Modernities   Jean Demunck;
30h  5 credits 1q x x
Optionnal LFILO2290 Philosophy of History A   Marc Maesschalck;
30h  5 credits 2q x x
Optionnal LFILO2291 Philosophy of History B   Marc Maesschalck;
30h  5 credits 2q x x
Optionnal LFILO2310 Advanced studies in Cultural Anthropology A   Nathalie Frogneux;
30h  5 credits 1q x x
Optionnal LFILO2313 Advanced studies in Cultural Anthropology B   Nathalie Frogneux;
30h  5 credits 1q x x
Optionnal LFILO2940 Seminar on philosophy of the social sciences   Tom Dedeurwaerdere;
Marc Maesschalck (coord );
30h  5 credits 2q x x
Optionnal LDROP2153 Philosophy of law   Philippe Coppens;
30h  5 credits 2q x x
 
Mandatory One of the two courses (5 credits)

Students must choose one of the following two courses :  

Optionnal LTHEO2262 Christian Social Ethics : politics and economics questions II   Walter Lesch;
30h  5 credits 1q x x
Optionnal LSOC2015 Social Structures and Power   M Berger;
30h  5 credits 2q x x