Web-Browser Exercises
You do these using just your browser. Each has a reading plus multiple-choice problems. If the problems require scrolling, have your browser show more text: use a smaller font, hide the toolbar, maximize the window, etc.
For my Introduction To Philosophy course: Jesuit Philosophy | Introduction | Plato's Apology | Plato's Crito | Plato's Phaedo | The Milesians | Naming | Logic | The Cave Analogy | Aristotle | Proofs of God's existence
For my Ethics course using Gensler's Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction, 2nd ed.: Jesuit Philosophy | Supplementary to Gensler's Introduction | Human Person and Needs
For my Medical Ethics course: Ashley and O'Rourke's Health Care Ethics: Jesuit Philosophy | Introductory Questions | Introduction | Chapter 1: On Being Human | Chapter 2: Health and Disease | Chapter 3: Personal Responsibility for Health | Chapter 4: The Health Care Profession | Chapter 5: Personalizing the Health Care Profession | Chapter 6a: Social Organization of Health Care | Chapter 6b: Social Organization of Health Care | Chapter 7a: The Logic of Bioethical Decisions: Deontological Methodologies | Chapter 7b: The Logic of Bioethical Decisions: Teleological Methodologies | Chapter 8a: Norms of Christian Decision Making in Bioethics--Principles of Well-Formed Conscience, Free and Informed Consent, and Moral Discrimination | Chapter 8b: Principles of Double Effect, Legitimate Cooperation, and Professional Communication | Chapter 8c: Principles of Stewardship and Creativity, Inner Freedom, and Personalized Sexuality | Chapter 8d: Principles of Human Dignity in Community, Participation, and Totality and Integrity | Chapter 9a: Artificial Reproduction, Fetal Testing | Chapter 9b: Abortion | Chapter 10a: Contraception | Chapter 10b: Natural Family Planning | Chapter 11a: Modifying the Human Body, Genetic Intervention, Genetic Counseling, and Organ Transplantation | Chapter 11b: Sexual Reassignment, Experimentation and Research on Human Subjects | Chapter 12A: The Concept of Mental Illness, Psychosurgery, Electroconvulsive Therapy and Pharmacotherapy, and Psychotherapeutic Means of Therapy | Chapter 12b: Ethical Problems in Treating the Mentally Ill, Addiction or Chemical Dependency, and Sex Therapy and Research | Chapter 13a: Mystery of, Fear of, and Defining Death, Truth Telling to the Dying, and Care for the Corpse or Cadaver | Chapter 13b: Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia and Letting Die
For my Modern Philosophy II course: Jesuit Philosophy | Hume | Kant-Problems of the First Critique | Kant:1st Critique-Transcendental Aesthetic-Space and Time | Kant:1st Critique-Transcendental Analytic-Analytic of Concepts | Kant: 1st Critique-Transcendental Analytic-Analytic of Principles | Kant: 1st Critique-Proofs of the Existence of God | Kant: 2nd Critique | Kant: 3rd Critique
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Special thanks for use of his MultiCola and EthiCola programs as well as help in the construction of this page and these exercises are due to Harry Gensler, S.J. For his exercises on Ethics and his other philosophy courses, click here:
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