Ethics and moral theory
[DOC File]Kant’s History of Ethics - Stanford University
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Kant was always attracted by the theory of moral sense, as represented by Shaftesbury, Hutcheson, Hume and Smith, and consistently makes a place for moral feeling (as a direct influence of reason on sensibility) as part of his moral psychology (G 4:402n, KpV 5:80, 91-92 TP 8:283, MS 6:399-403).
[DOC File]Ethics and Ethical Reasoning - Mr. Farshtey
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Ethics is the philosophical study of morality, a rational examination into people’s moral beliefs and behavior. In general, philosophy is a discipline that asks – and attempts to answer – basic questions about key areas or subject matters of human life and about pervasive and significant aspects of …
[DOC File]Intro to Moral Philosophy
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Ethics: A Pluralistic Approach to Moral Theory. 1998. Harcourt Brace College Pulblishers. James Rachels. The Elements of Moral Philosophy. 1999 McGraw-Hill. Introduction. During the summer meeting at my house we briefly introduced the Practical Ethics Series.
[DOC File]ETHICAL THEORY
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As such the course is divided into two parts. The first part focuses on theories of normative ethics, principles of ethical behavior for health care professionals, and moral problems in bioethics such as abortion, euthanasia, informed consent, and just distribution of scarce medical resources.
[DOC File]MORAL THEORIES
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The idea that we have moral rights arose importantly from several deontological moral theories, particularly natural law theory, Kant’s moral theory, and social contract theory. Moral rights should be distinguished from legal rights. The latter are established by …
[DOC File]Principlism or narrative ethics:
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If the task of ethics is to develop and defend systematic approaches to decision making, then the PBE model certainly seems to be such a theory. On the other hand, if the business of ethics is to foster skills of interpretation and communication, the theory of narrative ethics seems a better candidate.
Descriptive Ethics
Accordingly, ethics is critical reflection or critical analysis of moral issues and moral phenomena. Further, business ethics then can be defined as the study of moral issues in a business context, i.e. an applied area of ethics or ethical inquiry. Organizational ethics can be thought of as studying moral issues in a broader organizational context.
[DOC File]Social Work Values and Ethics
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moral crossroads. The first stage of the evolution of social work values and ethics began in . early 19th century. late 19th century. early 20th century. late 20th century. In which stage did the profession begin to develop formal ethical guidelines? morality period. values period. ethical theory …
[DOC File]Contemporary Ethical Theory
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These three philosophers offer significantly different approaches to ethics, but they all concern themselves with the main distinctions of ethics. Aristotle locates the ethical in the rational nature of human beings, arguing that the moral goodness is the end of the rational activity of the soul in accordance with moral virtue.
[DOC File]Kantian Ethics
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Fundamental to Kantian ethics are the questions: “What gives an act moral worth?” and “What ought I to do?” An assessment of the significance of Kant’s moral theory should begin with a consideration of how he approaches these questions. Good Will. We humans are rational moral agents, but we …
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