Eating, Drinking, and Ethics

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Eating, Drinking, and Ethics

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Course Level-Format: undergraduate

Instructor: Jacob J. Erickson

Institution: Trinity College Dublin

Course Term: Spring

Course Year: 2019

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A 2019 course by Jacob J. Erickson at Trinity College Dublin explores "contemporary theological and ethical perspectives on eating and drinking: from food systems to vegetarianism to scarcity and more. How might contemporary ethics shape and be shaped by what we eat or drink, how we eat or drink?"