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Get ideas for individual lectures with our Lessons, or combine multiple lectures into an entire Unit of deviant philosophy in your course.

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  • Units offer suggestions about how to devote a course unit to an area of deviant philosophy. Units provide recommended reading schedules, background information about the unit’s topics and readings, and suggestions regarding how the unit might fit into the course’s larger arc.

    List of Units

    Title Topics Author
    Social Epistemology Epistemology, Social Epistemology, Epistemic Injustice Wayne Riggs
    Theism and Atheism in Classical Indian Philosophy Hinduism, Indian Philosophy, Atheism Ethan Mills
    Lynching, the Milgram Experiments, and the Question of Whether "Human Nature Is Good" Human Nature, Chinese Philosophy, Evil Eric Schwitzgebel
    Chinese Philosophy of Human Rights Ethics, Human Rights, Confucianism Stephen C. Angle
    Wollstonecraft Ethics, Women Philosophers, Political Philosophy Liz Goodnick
    Care of the Dead Ethics, Values, and Politics, Early Chinese Philosophy, Death Amy Olberding
    The Cartesian Self and Buddhist Alternatives Metaphysics, Buddhism, Self Bryan W. Van Norden
    The Ethics of Sexual Preference Ethics, Values, and Politics, Gender, Race Robin Zheng
    Psychological Obstacles to Acting Ethically Ethics, Values, and Politics, Applied Ethics, Moral Psychology Trevor Hedberg

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