Written on December 30, 2007 by DeansTalk in Philosophy
I was personally delighted to hear about Yale’s new development called "Open Yale," which is part of a larger initiative in Open Education. This is a session of a class called "Death" taught by my fellow Wesleyan alum, Shelly Kagan. The class session discusses whether or not immortality is truly a desirable thing. As the year comes to a close, I invite readers to examine this topic.
Click here to go to the course listing and download the class session.
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