PHIL1666 — The Problem of Evil in Film: Reviews & Ratings

PHIL1666 (The Problem of Evil in Film) course reviews and ratings at Northeastern (NEU). Average rating 1.0/5. Compare professors with RateMyProfessor reviews.

Seeks to answer the question, "What is evil?" Uses a variety of film genres to examine the definitions of evil in relation to concepts such as power, sin, hate, greed, envy, murder, neglect, fear, terror, tragedy, and “the Other.” Studies the problem of evil from the perspectives of religious studies and philosophy. Examines the various explanations for evil from a variety of Western religious traditions and explores the presentation of ethical dilemmas and moral theory to assess the content of a variety of films.

Average rating
1.0/5
Difficulty
2.5/5
Ratings
2
Last taught
Fall 2026
Credits
4 Hours
NUpath
Difference/Diversity, Ethical Reasoning

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