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Ethical Theories

Ethical Theories. Immanuel Kant and the Ethics of Duty. The Ethics of Duty. More than any other philosopher, Kant emphasized the way in which the moral life was centered on duty.

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Ch0 Ethical Foundations

Ch0 Ethical Foundations. COMPUTER ISSUES FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT. THIS COURSE. "is not intended to change peoples basic set of ethical values, but rather to assist users of computers and data communications in clarifying and applying their ethical values as

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Lec 15: Are There Absolute Moral Rules?

Lec 15: Are There Absolute Moral Rules?. Two-tier Utilitarianism. Rule Utilitarianism Act Utilitarianism. How would a rule about lying have affected some of the disturbing scenarios in chapter 8? 1. arrest of the innocent man? 2. the laughing policemen?.

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Chapter 3: Making Ethical Decisions

Chapter 3: Making Ethical Decisions. Sustainability and ethics.

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The Cosmological Argument

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

Chapter 1: Introduction to Cognitive Psychology. Some Questions of Interest. What is cognitive psychology? How did psychology develop as a science? How did cognitive psychology develop from psychology?

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The Enlightenment

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Class 6

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Kantian Ethics

Kantian Ethics. The Moral Philosophy of Immanuel Kant The Ethics of Duty and Reason. Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). German philosopher Concerned with duty and reason Believed that the intentions behind an action were more important than the consequences.

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Ways of Studying Religion

Ways of Studying Religion. The Academic Study of Religion - Assumptions -. One religion is neither better nor worse than another religion; they are simply different There are core similarities that are shared by all religions There are differences between, within and among all religions

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The Cosmological Argument

The Cosmological Argument. The idea that there is a first cause behind the existence of the universe. The classical argument. Things come into existence because something has caused them to happen Things are caused to exist but they do not have to exist

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The Good Life and Happiness

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Kantian Ethics

Kantian Ethics. The Moral Philosophy of Immanuel Kant The Ethics of Duty and Reason. Immanuel Kant (1724-1804). German philosopher Concerned with duty and reason Believed that the intentions behind an action were more important than the consequences.

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Kantian Ethics (Duty and Reason)

Kantian Ethics (Duty and Reason). Guiding Principle 4. Kantian Ethics. This is an example of an autonomous value system. It is based on human reason. Kantian ethics is deontological (what matters is the intention, not the outcome) Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) was a German philosopher.

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Rationalism: Knowledge Is Acquired through Reason, not the Senses

Rationalism: Knowledge Is Acquired through Reason, not the Senses. We know only that of which we are certain. Sense experience cannot guarantee certainty, so all that we know comes from reason alone and is a priori (i.e., prior to experience)

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