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Philosophy and love, did you think that this is a topic that philosophers thought about? Which of the philosophers in our reading do you agree with most regarding love? Explain why. Thinking about the Everyday Ethics podcasts, do you agree with their arguments regarding Valentine’s Day and marriage proposals? Is it time to make a change to those traditions? Can you find any part of those traditions that is unethical? Explain how some component of Valentine’s Day or marriage proposals might be unethical. Explain using one of the ethical theories you have learned in the course.

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