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The Philosophy Club debates topics that are proposed and voted on by student members at the beginning of the semester. No knowledge of philosophy is required--it's all the fun and none of the homework!
Meeting Notes from Fall 2025:
Kant v. Mill: Whose Ethical Theory is More Plausible? (Notes)
Meeting Notes from Spring 2025:
Sex Robot/Sexbot Ethics (Notes)
Nihilism, Relativism, and Objectivism (Notes)
The Ethics of Terrorism and War (Notes)
Could an AI Entity Ever Be a Person? (Notes)
Animal Rights Issues (Notes)
Do We Have a Self? (Notes)
Ignorance v. Knowledge (Notes)
Meeting Notes from Fall 2024:
Materialism v. Idealism v. Dualism (Notes)
The Ethics of Punishment (Notes)
Free Will v. Determinism (Notes)
The Ethics of A.I. (Artificial Intelligence) (Notes)
Bonus: How People are Using A.I. Right Now (Notes)
Kant v. Mill: Whose Ethical Theory is More Plausible? (Notes)
MEETING INFORMATION
FALL 2025
1st and 3rd Tuesdays
1:30 -2:30 pm
in SC-27 (in person)
Southern & Dobson Campus
To be added to a distribution list about Philosophy Club meetings and events, contact:
Dr. Dave Yount david.yount@mesacc.edu
480-461-7833
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The Philosophy Club Meetings count as an Honor Co-Curricular Activity!
Honors co-curricular events are designed to enrich and enhance your academic experience. The MCC Honors Program believes that these activities will assist you in expanding your educational experience, improve retention, and engage you in the college community. The events should not be part of your course work (required or extra credit). You cannot duplicate an activity category in any one semester (e.g., cannot attend two academic lectures in one semester).
Our club meetings do count as a co-curricular activity.
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