| Dato | Undervises av | Sted | Tema | Kommentarer / ressurser |
| 20.01.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Ethics of War: core issues | Coates |
| 27.01.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Ancient Greece to medieval Christianity | Reichberg et al. |
| 10.02.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Christianity continued | Reichberg et al. |
| 10.02.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 12:15 - 14:00, Sem rom 810 Nils Treschows hus | Seminar | Main question for the first seminar: What is the relationship between the historical and systematic elements in our course? Use Coates and Reichberg et al. to answer the following question to be discussed in the seminar: Which Christian and pre-Christian writers/traditions are most relevant for the historical exploration of the main elements of the ethics of war as they are presented in Coates? |
| 17.02.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Islam | Kelsay in Brekke |
| 17.02.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 12:15 - 14:00, Sem rom 810 Nils Treschows hus | Seminar | The question for this seminar concerns the possible similarities between the ethics of war in Islam and Christianity. Have Muslim legal and ethical thinkers produced moral norms and standards concerning war that can be compared to those we have explored in the Christian tradition? Does the tradition of jihad as it is expounded by Muslim legal scholars have something in common with the just war tradition? As the basis for our discussion, we use Kelsay in Brekke and the lecture on Islam. |
| 02.03.2010 | Frist for innlevering av kvalifiseringsoppgave | Oppgaven leveres i Fronter innen kl. 15:00 | ||
| 10.03.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Hinduism | |
| 10.03.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 12:15 - 14:00, Sem rom 810 Nils Treschows hus | Seminar | The question for this seminar concerns the possible similarities between the ethics of war in Hinduism and Christianity. Have Hindu legal and ethical thinkers produced moral norms and standards concerning war that can be compared to those we have explored in the Christian tradition? Does the tradition of dharmayuddha as it is expounded in the great epics (Mahabharata and Ramayana) have something in common with the just war tradition? As the basis for our discussion, we use Brekke in Brekke and the lecture on Hinduism. |
| 17.03.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Buddhism and Sikhism | |
| 21.04.2010 | Torkel Brekke | Wednesday 10:15 -12:00, Auditorium 2 Georg Sverdrups hus | Ethics of War: summary of course |
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