PHI 2397 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Book Of Deuteronomy, Talmud, University Of Virginia Darden School Of Business
15 Sep 2016
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Email: shoss068@uottawa. ca: he checks his emails in the mornings, emails sent to him in the afternoon or evening, will be replied the following morning, student name and number must be included in each email. Attendance is not mandatory but is highly encouraged. Professor has found that people that don"t attend class tend to have a higher rate of failure. Historical background: historically speaking, moral reflection on commerce and business is probably as old as trade itself, we have had business for nearly 5000 years, hammurabi (1700s bc) Prescribing prices and tariffs and laying down both rules of commerce and harsh penalties for noncompliance, evidences some of civilization"s earlier attempts to establish the moral contours of commercial activity: aristotle"s politics (300s bc) Addresses explicitly commercial relations in its discussions of household management: judeo-christian. Morality, as expressed in, e. g. , the talmud (200 ad) and the.
