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    Ethics, Values & Objectivity | Frankfurt School of Finance & Management | Winter 2022 | Christine Tiefensee

    Discussion Notes Assignment

    Wolf – Moral Saints Ÿ Yang-Yun Chen


    Ÿ Jeremy Westphal
    (Deadline: 7 Sept, 6pm)

    Williams – Consequentialism Ÿ Aaryan Kulkarni


    (Deadline: 20 Sept, 12noon) Ÿ Julienne Nejad
    Ÿ Roman von Hörsten
    Ÿ Steffen Matthei
    Ÿ Tim Trinkaus
    Ÿ Tristan Schwarz
    Ÿ Vivian Núñez
    Kagan – Do I make a difference Ÿ Benjamin Koch
    Ÿ Chun Yi Man
    (Deadline: 20 Sept, 12noon)
    Ÿ Florian Leka
    Ÿ Jacob Esser
    Ÿ Nicolò Ghezzi
    Ÿ Omar Al-Harthi
    Ÿ Philippa Ragotzky
    Scanlon – What we owe to each other Ÿ Aeneas Menzel
    Ÿ Ayush Samuel Kumar
    (Deadline: 27 Sept, 12noon)
    Ÿ Jakob Zapke
    Ÿ Lea Maria Riebl
    Ÿ Sara Toma
    Ÿ Zaur Ismayilov
    Gardner/Tanguay-Renauld – Desert, Ÿ Ann-Kathrin Pfeil
    Avoidability and Self-Defense Ÿ Jakob Zierz
    Ÿ Lena Prader
    (Deadline: 27 Sept, 12noon)
    Ÿ Lene Hartmann
    Ÿ Moritz Kastrup
    Ÿ Peter Schüttler
    Ÿ Valentin Jungwirth
    Harman – Moral relativism Ÿ Jakob Zapke Ÿ Divyansha Pattnaik
    Ÿ Kerim Özel Ÿ Eva Friedrich
    (Deadline: 6 Oct, 12noon)
    Ÿ Ludwig Paus Ÿ Jana Sweiss
    Ÿ Niklas Tschumburidse Ÿ Maximilian Haller
    Ÿ Sarah Czinkota Ÿ Sofia Simeon
    Ÿ Vakhtang Vepkhvadze Ÿ Tom Mulet Borrero
    Ÿ Yannis Vourtos

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