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The course will begin with a brief examination of the existing hunter-gatherers of post-glacial Europe and the effects on society of agricultural economies , as they spread throughout the continent . The course will begin with four sessions reviewing ( 1 ) the types and extent of world hunger problems ( ecology and politics of food shortage , political-economic causes of insufficient entitlements to food , sociocultural or physiological sources of nutritional deprivation ) ; ( 2 ) the legal mechanisms through which the right to food is supposed to be guaranteed by United Nations declarations , covenants , and agencies ; ( 3 ) the political - economy of food production and distribution , and ( 4 ) additional sociocultural constructs that define and limit ( a ) who is a community member with rights and obligations and ( b ) what constitutes adequate food , complicate basic human rights questions . The course will begin with an historical survey of classic cases in bioethics , proceed through themes in research ethics , and conclude with discussions of up-to-the-minute bioethical issues , including stem-cell research and animal research ethics . The course will begin with a review of Presocratic thought and its contributions to the founding of natural philosophy . This course will begin with the biblical and patristic foundations for Christian spiritual traditions and then trace the natural evolution of these traditions in eastern ( Greek Orthodox ) Christianity .