The course 'Ethics in the MCU' creatively introduces students to moral philosophy through the lens of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. By analyzing themes and characters in MCU films, the instructor guides first-year college students to engage with challenging ethical questions, such as gender empowerment and racial oppression. Through this approach, students not only develop critical thinking skills but also explore complex issues in a relatable and fun manner. The structure facilitates discussion on significant topics while maintaining a low-pressure environment for newcomers to college life.
The course uses Marvel movies to introduce students to ethics through moral questions like racial oppression and women's empowerment, integrating entertainment with serious discussions.
By analyzing characters such as Captain Marvel and the antagonist in Black Panther, students engage with complex ethical dilemmas like gender respect, reparation, and resistance.
Through the lens of the MCU, the course simultaneously promotes intellectual skills while creating a relaxed environment to explore tough moral challenges.
The course ultimately aims to guide students in understanding the moral character and consequences of actions in a relatable and engaging context.
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