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PHIL 204 - Sex and Personal Relations

(3 credits)
Prerequisite: One 100-level, three-credit course in philosophy or CRIT 111
This course examines central topics in the philosophy of sex including questions such as: What is the philosophical significance of sex? Can we justify the distinction between good and bad sex? Moral and immoral sex? Normal and perverted sex? Is the language of sex sexist? What is love and how is it related to reason and emotion? Can friendship be distinguished from love? Does prostitution or pornography degrade persons? Offered periodically. (CHUM)


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