'Moral responsibility' presentation slideshows

10.19.11

10.19.11. HOLD ON TO YOUR NOTES! I will collect them in a couple minutes, so have them out. Warm Up: Create the following chart in your warm up and write four kennings for the characters listed. Activity. Read Beowulf ptV .

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Introduction to Environmental Science

Introduction to Environmental Science. In every deliberation, we must consider our impact on the next seven generations. - The Iroqouis Confederacy. Yosemite National Park. Yosemite National Park is a national park directly east of San Francisco that was created in 1890.

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America Claims an Empire

America Claims an Empire. Does the U.S. have a duty to fight for freedom in neighboring countries?. Foreign Policy. For what reason did the U.S. acquire territories such as Florida, Louisiana, and Texas? God, glory, and gold

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Imperialism across the world

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The perils of obedience

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Debates in Psychology

Debates in Psychology. Reductionism Versus Holism Freewill Versus Determinism Adapted from www.completepsychology.co.uk. Topics to Consider. Reductionist and holistic levels of analysis forms of reductionism a hierarchy of explanation Free will and determinism

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Social Media & Censorship

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Philosophy 360: Business Ethics

Philosophy 360: Business Ethics. Chapter 6. Varieties of Responsibility. Causal Responsibility: One is causally responsible for an event when one has caused or taken part in causing the event. Moral Responsibility: Includes causal responsibility as well as: Knowingly performing the action

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Freedom and Determinism

Freedom and Determinism Introduction Freedom The Free Will Principle : Many people are often free with respect to many actions. For an person S and action A, S is free to do A (in the sense required for moral responsibility) if and only if .

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Stoicism

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Letter from Birmingham Jail

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Antigone

Antigone. The Hero & Hubris. I. What is a Hero ?. One who captures the essence of the ideal individual of a nation A brave and noble character, admired for great achievements or affected by grand events. II. What are the qualities of a Hero ?. Very intelligent

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How the Mind Works

How the Mind Works. How the Mind Works. (1997). Steven Pinker. W.W. Norton. Human Nature. A denial of human nature, no less than an emphasis on it, can be warped to serve harmful ends. Both l iberal (unfair leveling) and conservative (utilitarianism, elitism) Some basic assumptions:

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Offenders by Age and Sex (Britain)

Offenders by Age and Sex (Britain). Rate of Violent Felonies by Age per 100,000 population, California, 2006. Rate of Felonies (All) by Age per 100,000 population, California, 2006. Self-Defense.

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Using one or more research studies, explain cross-cultural differences in prosocial behavior.

Using one or more research studies, explain cross-cultural differences in prosocial behavior. Sociocultural factors in prosocial behavior.

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DETERMINISM VS. FREE WILL

DETERMINISM VS. FREE WILL. An ancient philosophical conundrum. DETERMINISM =. The theory that every event, including every human action, is governed by natural laws.

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Apology, Acknowledgment, Contrition, Reparation

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Mental State and Crime

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