Projects

This page is a curated collection of well-written, step-by-step guides for learning Ethics through hands-on, project-based practice.

What I cannot create, I do not understand — Richard Feynman.

These projects are meant to support learning throughout the curriculum, not only at the end.
By building, writing, creating, or reconstructing real artifacts in the field, learners develop practical understanding alongside theoretical study.

Tutorials

Construct your own ethical theory

Construct your own moral argument

Design your own thought experiment

Write your own case analysis

Develop your own normative framework

Write your own applied ethics proposal

Build your own deontological system

Construct your own care ethics model

No specific instructional tutorials are publicly available that guide the step-by-step construction of an original care ethics model.

Reconstruct your own contractarian scheme

Formulate your own moral principle

Write your own ethical critique

These resources emphasize procedural and constructive approaches wherever possible. For categories with fewer or no dedicated guides, the activity is typically best supported by instructor feedback, peer workshops, or building directly on primary texts in moral philosophy.