December 2011 Blog Posts (3)
MIT Launches an Online Learning Platform
Building on the success of its Open Course Ware program, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology announced today that it will be developing an online learning platform called MITx. The course materials will be available free of charge, to be explored at a student's own pace, based on an open-source and scalable software…
ContinueAdded by Evan O'Neil on December 19, 2011 at 5:44pm — No Comments
The Case for Nature as a Thematic Cluster
The frontier of ethics has often been defined by the inclusion of moral subjects who were excluded from the previous order. Peter Singer calls it the expanding moral circle. These excluded parts of society typically have no representation or voice in the political processes that control…
Added by Evan O'Neil on December 2, 2011 at 6:00pm — No Comments
Reimagining a Global Ethic
Introduction
JOEL ROSENTHAL: Good evening and welcome to the Carnegie Council. I have the privilege of introducing our guest and good friend, Michael Ignatieff.
Michael will be speaking on a topic chosen specifically for this occasion. It's a theme that has been discussed among our fellows earlier today. The theme is "Re-Imagining a Global Ethic."
To…
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