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Course Title:   Hunting, A Balanced Perspective

Hunting: A Balanced Perspective. This course was written by Charl F. Badenhorst, and was derived from his Masters Degree Thesis in Philosophy at the University of Stellenbosch.

This course is not about how to hunt or where to hunt. It is not written from the perspective of the pro or anti hunting lobbies, but rather it attempts to portray a balanced view of the hunting debate.

Both the pro-hunting and anti-hunting perspectives are examined in their own words and on their own terms. We trust that you’ll be able to reach your own informed conclusion.
 
WildlifeCampus does not take a specific viewpoint or position in this course, and we do not attempt to influence or sway the reader in any specific direction. The subject matter is emotive and controversial, but important. Hunting, in many of its forms is frequently mentioned throughout a variety of our environmental, guiding wildlife management and conservation courses, and thus a thorough exploration of the topic is relevant to the anyone with an interest in conservation.

Course Title 2 Hunting, A Balanced Perspective Classification Environment & Nature -> Natural Resource Management Course Requirements None of our courses have barriers to entry, due dates or deadlines, just fun, expertly written, interactive components. Included in the course costs is full academic support and the opportunity to join the more than 6,400 students from 118 countries in our virtual campus. In addition students are not required to purchase Full Courses or Full Modules, but are welcome to select individual components from any of our courses. Registration is also free. Price R 495 Notes The Course Synopsis: Module # 1: - Introduction to Hunting 1) Component # 1 Introduction to Hunting Module # 2: - Pro-Hunting Organisations 2) Component # 1 Safari Club International 3) Component # 2 Code of Ethics and Fair Chase 4) Component # 3 Trophy Hunting & Local Associations Module # 3: - Silent Pro-Hunting Role Players And Interested Parties 5) Component # 1 NGOs, World Bodies, Treaties & Govt. Organisations 6) Component # 2 Industry Stakeholders and the Hunting Economy Module # 4: - Anti-Hunting Role Players 7) Component # 1 International Anti-Hunting NGOs 8) Component # 2 Moral Philosophy Module # 5: - Mapping the Stalemate 9) Component # 1 Contours of the Stalemate 10) Component # 2 Clashing World Views Module # 6: - Historical Emergence of Trophy Hunting & its Place In Africa: 11) Component # 1 The Emergence of Hunting & the Primitivist Defence 12) Component # 2 The Historical Emergence of Trophy Hunting in Africa 13) Component # 3 What Hunting is not 14) Component # 4 What Hunting is: 15) Component # 5 Trophy Hunting and True Hunting Module # 7: - The Politics and Culture of Hunting 16) Component # 1 The Political Nature Of The Hunting Debate 17) Component # 2 Hunting And Culture 18) Component # 3 The Hunting Experience as a Historical Symbolic Construction 19) Component # 4 Hemingway and Ortega Meet Naess 20) Component # 5 Hunter-Gatherer Symbolism Module # 8: - Integrity and the Hunting Experience 21) Component # 1 Integrity and the Trophy Hunting Experience 22) Component # 2 Integrity and Anti-Hunting Positions 23) Component # 3 Integrity and Trophy Hunting of The Big Five In Botswana & RSA 24) Component # 4 Pondering the Conclusion

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