Course (In)Correction

What this page covers

• The bunker scenario in After the Dark.
• The selection of professions for rebuilding after a hypothetical catastrophe.

Course (In)Correction

Course (In)Correction describes a hypothetical world-ending scenario from the 2013 film After the Dark. The scenario places philosophy students in a bunker-selection exercise involving limited space, one year of supplies, and assigned professions.

• The scenario comes from the 2013 film After the Dark.
• The students must choose who receives a place in the bunker.
• The bunker is described as having enough supplies for one year.
• The students are assigned different professions.

Article Content

Course (In)Correction focuses on how philosophy students evaluate assigned professions during the bunker exercise in After the Dark. The exercise asks the students to identify people considered necessary for rebuilding after a hypothetical world-ending event.

• A teacher presents the hypothetical world-ending exercise.
• The bunker cannot accommodate every student.
• The students decide who receives access to the bunker.
• The assigned professions influence the selection process.
• The selection considers professions viewed as necessary for rebuilding.

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Course (In)Correction was published on 2023-01-07.

Course (In)Correction discusses the bunker-selection scenario from the 2013 film After the Dark.