'Good consequences' presentation slideshows

Traditional Moral Theory

Traditional Moral Theory. Dr. Ruth Pilkington 14 th October 2009. Traditional Moral Theory. 3 primary areas of emphasis - Each influences contemporary medical ethics, and remains part of our ongoing questioning of right and wrong in human life generally. Traditional Moral Theory.

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Ethical Theory

Ethical Theory. Seeking a Standard for Morally Correct Action. Overview. What is an ethical theory? The two main ethical theories: consequentialism and nonconsequentialism Focus on consequentialism Consequentialism as applied in business and public policy. Three Levels of Ethical Judgment.

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Ethics: Theory and Practice

Ethics: Theory and Practice. Jacques P. Thiroux Keith W. Krasemann. Chapter Twelve C. Lying, Cheating, Breaking Promises, and Stealing. Nonconsequentialist and Consequentialist Views. Rule nonconsequentialist views are opposed to any of the four acts at any time

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Utilitarianism bersifat membawa manfaat yg paling besar kpd seberapa ramai orang yg mungkin

Utilitarianism bersifat membawa manfaat yg paling besar kpd seberapa ramai orang yg mungkin. An Introduction to the Moral Theories of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill. Ethical Judgments.

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Utilitarianism

Utilitarianism. How ought we to act?. England. Bentham (1748-1832). Mill (1806-1873). 1700. 1900. Mozart (1756-1791). Kant (1724-1804). Germany. America For comparison. Jefferson (1743-1826). Lincoln (1809-1865). Making Ethical Judgments.

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Is Pre-Emptive War Wrong?

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The Hunger Games

The Hunger Games. Chapters 13-16. The Fire.

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Kant and Kantian Ethics:

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Philosophy 2030 Class #8 Tonight (4/30/14): Return Midterm Exam. Congratulations. Good job.

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Lesson 1 You Are a Decision Maker!

Chapter 2. Lesson 1 You Are a Decision Maker!. JOURNAL - 1/20/16. Write about some examples of an action and their consequences. (Must give at least 3 actions/consequences) (You must write in paragraph form!!). Chapter 2. Lesson 1 You Are a Decision Maker!. Objectives.

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How Actions Can Be Morally Evaluated

How Actions Can Be Morally Evaluated. Teleological Ethics. Teleological Ethics: we are morally obligated to do X because of its good consequences Deontological Ethics: X is morally good because we ought to do it (i.e., it is our duty). Motive/Intention (Character). ACT. Consequences.

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