»Values and Ethical Inquiry Classes

This page lists all the classes that you can take to fulfill the Values and Ethical Inquiry at Chapman University. The Values and Ethical Inquiry: is part of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Focus, a General Education requirement at Chapman; is designed to introduce you to values and ethical perspectives in a variety of contexts; and requires you to take one class in total.

• AH 400 Cultural Heritage and the Art World
• AH 401 Gender, Art, and Western Culture
• AMST 102 Introduction to Asian American Studies
• AMST 396 Indians of California
• BRJL 307 Mass Media Law and Ethics
• CCI 202 Popular Culture
• CES 301 Organization, Ethics, and Society
• COM 210 Theories of Persuasion
• COM 393 Communication Law
• COM 493 Ethical Controversies in Communication
• COM 210B Theories of Persuasion for Non-Majors
• CPSC 285 Social and Ethical Issues in Computing
• DOC 321 The Documentary Tradition
• ENG 327 Multicultural Literatures of the U.S.
• ENG 360 War, Memory, and Literature
• ENG 374 Environmental Rhetoric
• ENV 102 Introduction to Environmental Policy
• FREN 348 Topics in Francophone Literatures of the World
• FREN 351 French Writers of the Holocaust
• GER 351 The Holocaust in German Literature and Film
• HIST 200 A History of Sexuality
• HIST 221 Native Am His: The Struggle to Be Heard
• HIST 228 African American Historical Experience
• HIST 230 Chicano/a History & Culture to 1865
• HIST 231 Chicano/a History & Culture 1848-Present
• HIST 297 The Holocaust in History and Film
• HIST 304 The Ancient Mediterranean World
• HIST 306 The Middle Ages
• HIST 307 Germany and the Holocaust
• HIST 365 Topics in the Holocaust
• HIST 367 The Holocaust in Eastern Europe
• HIST 365A Perpetrators, Witnesses, and Rescuers
• HIST 365B The Holocaust: Memoirs and Histories
• HON 202 On Being Ethical in the World
• HON 207 Darwin's Evolutionary Theory: the Science and the Controversy
• HON 209 Death, Self and Society
• HON 216 Twilight of the Gods
• HON 218 Social Movement in the Sixties
• HON 240 Anime and War
• HON 308 Consciousness and Cognition
• HON 324 Private Law as Public Policy
• HON 335 The Enigma of Being Awake: Zen Buddhism
• HON 339 Perpetrators, Bystanders, and Moral Rebels
• HON 353 The Algorithmic Self: How AI Shapes Our Choices
• HON 361 How Art Can Help Us Save the Planet
• HON 369 Select Contemporary Problems: Religion And Politics
• HON 374 Philosophy of Science: Interdisciplinary Applications
• HON 377 Critical Animal Studies
• HON 381 Think for Yourself: From Socrates to Adorno
• HON 406 Brain, Mind, and Film
• HON 409 Hermes Unbound: Divining Hermeneutics
• HON 432 Queer Theory
• HON 435 Race Matters
• HUM 103 Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• HUM 320 Readings in Posthumanism
• HUM 331 Feminism and Freedom
• JPN 348 Reading Japanese History
• LAT 340 Vergil and the Christian Poets
• LEAD 101 Introduction to Leadership: Principles & Practices
• LEAD 310 Emotional Intelligence, Leadership and the Good Life
• LEAD 320 Great Leaders: Ethics, Passion and Service
• LEAD 365 Ethical Controversies in Sports and Leadership
• LEAD 383 Critical Discourse, Social Change, and Positive Peace
• LEAD 397 Leading as a Way of Serving: Pursuing Your Purpose in Life and Work
• LEAD 410 Leadership in International Contexts: Travel Course
• LEAD 485 Leadership in Times of Crisis: Case Studies in Disaster Response
• PCST 253 Mediation & Conflict Resolution
• PCST 324 History on Trial: African Struggle for Truth and Justice
• PCST 325 Albert Schweitzer: His Life & Thought
• PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 102 Philosophy Through Science Fiction
• PHIL 104 Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL 120 Global Ethics and Religion
• PHIL 125 Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL 203 Logic
• PHIL 303 Environmental Ethics
• PHIL 305 Metaphysics
• PHIL 307 History of Twentieth Century Philosophy
• PHIL 309 Religion, Knowledge, & Evil
• PHIL 310 From Socrates to Aquinas
• PHIL 311 Descartes to Kierkegaard
• PHIL 314 Medical Ethics
• PHIL 316 Business/Professional Ethics
• PHIL 318 Political/Legal Philosophy
• PHIL 319 Philosophy of Women/Women of Color
• PHIL 320 Belief, Truth, and Knowledge
• PHIL 321 Philosophy of Science
• PHIL 323 Philosophy in Literature
• PHIL 324 Philosophy of Law
• PHIL 326 Food Ethics
• PHIL 327 Global Justice
• PHIL 340 Philosophy of Mind
• PHIL 360 Bootcamp in Aristotle
• PHIL 365 Philosophy and Neuroscience of Free Will
• POSC 200 Introduction to Political Theory
• POSC 251 Intercultural Conflict & Communication
• POSC 300 American Political Thought
• POSC 381 Political Thinkers
• POSC 382 Political Concepts
• POSC 383 History of Political Philosophy
• POSC 386 Ethics and Politics
• POSC 312C Presidential Scandals
• REL 115 Living Religions of the World
• REL 120 Global Ethics & Religion
• REL 150 Disney Does Religion: Popular Culture and Religion
• REL 202 Introduction to Islam
• REL 213 Introduction to Judaism
• REL 214 Introduction to Christianity: Decisive Moments, People, and Readings
• REL 217 The Holocaust and Religious Faith
• REL 312 Religious Experience in Film and Fiction
• REL 314 Fiction, Film and the Western Contemplative Tradition
• REL 316 Genesis and Gender
• REL 322 Topics in Theology
• REL 330 Gender and Religion
• REL 353 Religion and Medicine
• REL 355 New Religious Movements in Global Context
• REL 366 Blood, Passion, and the Spirit: The Latin American and Latinx Religious 
  Experience
• REL 330A Women and Religion: Voodoo in Context
• SOC 211 Social Problems
• SOC 305 Social Theory
• SOC 320 Sociology of Death
• SOC 335 Society and the Environment
• SOC 345 Social Psychology
• SOC 370 Race and Ethnicity
• SOC 393 Child Abuse