1) a. Present the early Greek notion of virtue ethic.
b. make an arguement for the adopting their position or, rejecting their position.
2) Compare and constrast Kant's position to Humes position on character.
3) Can you defend Mill's stand on character?
a. if so, do so
b. if not, explain why not.
4) Does the stoic view of character appeal to you?
a. if so present your position
b. if the stic position of character leaves you wanting, explain why.
Reading Resources 1)Big data, Bigger dilemmas: A critical review
2)Guard Dogs of perception:the coporate takeover of science.