'Moral philosophy' presentation slideshows

Chapter 2: Introduction to Ethics

Chapter 2: Introduction to Ethics. Chapter Overview. Introduction Review of eight ethical theories Comparing workable ethical theories Morality of breaking the law. 2.1 Introduction. We Live in Communities (London, England at night from space). Courtesy of NASA. The Ethical Point of View.

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Philosophy E166: Ethical Theory

Philosophy E166: Ethical Theory. Week Four: Hobbes on Relativism and Determinism. The Science of Moral Philosophy Includes Differences among Humans.

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Aristotle, the Great Teacher (384-322 BCE)

Aristotle, the Great Teacher (384-322 BCE). Aristotle was student of Plato Studied biology, astronomy, botany, moral philosophy, logic Developed syllogisms All people are mortal Socrates was a person Therefore, Socrates is Mortal This was the beginning of rational/ scientific thought.

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Ethics

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Growing up

Growing up . Questioning the Approaches to Decision making. Terms to Remember. Code of ethics: moral conduct; standards of moral judgment and behavior; system of principles, rules or values by which to live; Philosophy: the principles an individual chooses to live by;

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Moral Doctrines and Moral Theories

Moral Doctrines and Moral Theories. Vice and Virtue in Everyday Life Chapter 4. The Experience Machine, Nozick. What matters to us, apart from having pleasant conscious experiences? First, we want to actually do certain things. Second, we want to be a certain kind of people.

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Biotechnology & Bioethics

Biotechnology & Bioethics. The Bio-Revolution. Biotechnology. The application of scientific and engineering principles to biological agents to provide goods and services to better human life Many moral issues today are centered around genetic engineering via the manipulation of DNA. Ethics.

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CULTURE OF EASTERN ASIA

CULTURE OF EASTERN ASIA. Similarities of the Countries:. Dominant influence on all regions has been China Language: Primarily Chinese dialect Religions: Majority Buddhism and Taoism Shared social and moral philosophy: Confucianism. Differences of the Countries:.

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Keren Bright The Open University Law School

Responding to the Ethics and Values Recommendations of the Legal Education and Training Review: What, Why (and How)?. Keren Bright The Open University Law School. Question:.

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Professional Ethics and Responsibility Lecture 1

Professional Ethics and Responsibility Lecture 1. Website: dcsj.net/ucc/ethics. Ethical Theories.

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Jeremy Bentham: Psychological Hedonism

Jeremy Bentham: Psychological Hedonism. An account of human nature is necessary in order to describe morals and legislation scientifically. Just as we explain nature by means of the laws of physics, we can explain human behavior via two primary motives. PLEASURE PAIN

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The Political Theory of the New Testament and the Apostles

The Political Theory of the New Testament and the Apostles. Upul Abeyrathne , Dept of Economics University of Ruhuna , Matara. Stoicism and Christianity. Christianity Shares a good deal with Stoicism. Most of the Christian Doctrine is based on the Stoic Principle of the Equality of Man.

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The Portrayal of Women in the Media

The Portrayal of Women in the Media. By Tiffany Carroll. Then and Now. Gender roles within journalism have been an issue for years. The portrayal of women in media has evolved tremendously overtime .

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Ethical issues in promotion

Ethical issues in promotion. Advertising most high profile Background The power of advertising 3 main players The agency The advertiser/company executive The media

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An example of a Humorous ethical picture

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Chapter 1: Ethics and Ethical Reasoning

Chapter 1: Ethics and Ethical Reasoning. Why Study Ethics? There are differing views of moral rights and wrongs Matters are not always easy to judge What is Ethics? The set of values or principles held by individuals or groups A study of the various sets of values that people do have

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Ethics 101

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