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Ch. 16 Morals and Motivation

Explore the ethical frameworks of utilitarianism, virtue, rights, and more to evaluate actions' impact on individuals and communities. Delve into deep ecology, social equality, and ecofeminism to make ethically conscious choices.

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Ch. 16 Morals and Motivation

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  1. Ch. 16 Morals and Motivation

  2. Utility Distribution Curves

  3. Ethical Egoism: Is this action good for me? Utilitarianism: Does it bring the greatest good to the greatest number? The Common Good: Is it good for society as a whole? Virtue: Does this action reflect balance between vices? Rights: Does this action respect the moral rights of everyone? Kantianism: Would I want everyone to do it? Justice: Is this action fair and just? Does it treat equals equally? Deep Ecology: Is this action sustainable and ecocentric? Social Ecology: Is it consistent with social equality and ecological interests? Ecofeminism: Does this action show due respect for living things?

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