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SUMMARY:BGSH Master Class: The Moral Authority of Nature
DESCRIPTION:According to philosophers and cultural critic\, it is illegitim
 ate to invoke the authority of nature in moral\, social\, and political ma
 tters. Nature is what is\, not what ought to be the case. Yet history show
 s us that in many epochs and diverse cultures\, nature‘s authority has b
 een enlisted to serve both revolutionary and reactionary causes\, from the
  campaign for equality of all human beings to the justification of slavery
 . There are contemporary examples as well\, especially in the realms of re
 production\, gender\, and sexuality. Why can‘t we stop appealing to natu
 re‘s authority in human debates about right and wrong?\\r\\nRegistration
  via Course directory [https://vorlesungsverzeichnis.unibas.ch/de/vorlesu
 ngsverzeichnis?id=305236] (1 ETCS)
X-ALT-DESC:<p>According to philosophers and cultural critic\, it is illegit
 imate to invoke the authority of nature in moral\, social\, and political 
 matters. Nature is what is\, not what ought to be the case. Yet history sh
 ows us that in many epochs and diverse cultures\, nature‘s authority has
  been enlisted to serve both revolutionary and reactionary causes\, from t
 he campaign for equality of all human beings to the justification of slave
 ry. There are contemporary examples as well\, especially in the realms of 
 reproduction\, gender\, and sexuality. Why can‘t we stop appealing to na
 ture‘s authority in human debates about right and wrong?</p>\n<p>Registr
 ation via&nbsp\;<a href="https://vorlesungsverzeichnis.unibas.ch/de/vorles
 ungsverzeichnis?id=305236">Course directory</a> (1 ETCS)</p>
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