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... information that is fit-for-purpose. Reliable information is of critical importance to the efficient functioning of markets and the effectiveness of public policy initiatives. Integrity is also vital to the reputation of individuals and organisations and the economic development of nations. Yet, par ...
... information that is fit-for-purpose. Reliable information is of critical importance to the efficient functioning of markets and the effectiveness of public policy initiatives. Integrity is also vital to the reputation of individuals and organisations and the economic development of nations. Yet, par ...
Moral Imagination and Adorno: Before and After Auschwitz
... moral imagination, merging contemporary accounts and focusing primarily on imagination’s role in moral deliberation and perception. From there, my objective is to unite the theory with Adorno’s, revealing how the two are mutually beneficial, as well as compatible. The ultimate aim of the project is ...
... moral imagination, merging contemporary accounts and focusing primarily on imagination’s role in moral deliberation and perception. From there, my objective is to unite the theory with Adorno’s, revealing how the two are mutually beneficial, as well as compatible. The ultimate aim of the project is ...
WHAT WE CHOOSE: ETHICS FOR UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS A
... that best reflects our beliefs and values and then acting or choosing accordingly. As inheritors of a faith tradition that honors a wide variety of sources of religious understanding and authority, our big questions are: How do we discern the moral course of action in a particular circumstance? To w ...
... that best reflects our beliefs and values and then acting or choosing accordingly. As inheritors of a faith tradition that honors a wide variety of sources of religious understanding and authority, our big questions are: How do we discern the moral course of action in a particular circumstance? To w ...
two-column Word document - Unitarian Universalist Association
... acting or choosing accordingly. As inheritors of a faith tradition that honors a wide variety of sources of religious understanding and authority, our big questions are: How do we discern the moral course of action in a particular circumstance? To what source(s) of authority do we turn for help—pers ...
... acting or choosing accordingly. As inheritors of a faith tradition that honors a wide variety of sources of religious understanding and authority, our big questions are: How do we discern the moral course of action in a particular circumstance? To what source(s) of authority do we turn for help—pers ...
Beyond Evaluation Standards?
... are again clearly contextual. In some cases, the definition processes of evaluation values lead directly to the definition of operational rules. This is however not as unproblematic as it first may seem. Ethical standards reflect a world where formal demands presumed by principles are carried out. T ...
... are again clearly contextual. In some cases, the definition processes of evaluation values lead directly to the definition of operational rules. This is however not as unproblematic as it first may seem. Ethical standards reflect a world where formal demands presumed by principles are carried out. T ...
Normativity and Epistemic Intuitions
... color. This is actually a pretty preposterous remark insofar as it is meant to be interpreted causally. SES and skin color turn out to be correlated with different epistemic intuitions on their results, but they aren’t studies that suggest a causal model. Intuitively, one would tend to suspect that ...
... color. This is actually a pretty preposterous remark insofar as it is meant to be interpreted causally. SES and skin color turn out to be correlated with different epistemic intuitions on their results, but they aren’t studies that suggest a causal model. Intuitively, one would tend to suspect that ...
Unit 1: Introduction to Ethics
... This unit provides an introduction to the study of ethics and a brief overview of some of the main branches of philosophical thought about ethics. As well as introducing the central ideas that relate to environmental and development ethics and how these two areas of ethical study are interrelated, t ...
... This unit provides an introduction to the study of ethics and a brief overview of some of the main branches of philosophical thought about ethics. As well as introducing the central ideas that relate to environmental and development ethics and how these two areas of ethical study are interrelated, t ...
The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Truth about Morality
... cognitive science, and evolutionary theory to explain why moral realism appears to be true even though it is not. I then argue, based on the picture of moral psychology developed herein, that realist moral language and thought promotes misunderstanding and exacerbates conflict. I consider a number o ...
... cognitive science, and evolutionary theory to explain why moral realism appears to be true even though it is not. I then argue, based on the picture of moral psychology developed herein, that realist moral language and thought promotes misunderstanding and exacerbates conflict. I consider a number o ...
Objective Morality_final
... virtuous form of moral decisionmaking: One decides to act in ways that, at least in light of one’s epistemic circumstances, are morally justified. This reason is indirect in the sense that its importance is derived from the importance of conforming to one’s objective obligations. However, there is a ...
... virtuous form of moral decisionmaking: One decides to act in ways that, at least in light of one’s epistemic circumstances, are morally justified. This reason is indirect in the sense that its importance is derived from the importance of conforming to one’s objective obligations. However, there is a ...
Don`t Let it Happen Again: A Kantian Account of
... about his moral theory, provide us with the information necessary to construct a Kantian account of forgiveness. In this paper I sketch such an account and argue that it is distinguished by three features. First, Kantian forgiveness is best understood as the revision of the actions one takes toward ...
... about his moral theory, provide us with the information necessary to construct a Kantian account of forgiveness. In this paper I sketch such an account and argue that it is distinguished by three features. First, Kantian forgiveness is best understood as the revision of the actions one takes toward ...
Kant`s Puzzling Ethics of Maxims
... are fully responsible for our actions and the principles from which they spring because they are freely chosen in this sense and can therefore be made to conform to the commands of reason. (For Kant, Reason and Nature seem to be the only factors that try to determine the will. There is no third one ...
... are fully responsible for our actions and the principles from which they spring because they are freely chosen in this sense and can therefore be made to conform to the commands of reason. (For Kant, Reason and Nature seem to be the only factors that try to determine the will. There is no third one ...
How Autonomous Are Collective Agents? Corporate Rights and
... roles, in turn, are collections of rights, obligations, or other normative powers that are imposed on particular members of a collective agent. At the heart of French’s (1984) proposal lies the idea ...
... roles, in turn, are collections of rights, obligations, or other normative powers that are imposed on particular members of a collective agent. At the heart of French’s (1984) proposal lies the idea ...
The Moral Point of View in Hume, Kant and Mill Margaret Marie
... distance and time can make to our non-moral reactions. From the general point of view, it does not matter how close to or far from someone we are. We adopt a point of view where we ignore the features particular to us, in our particular circumstances. In general, all sentiments of blame or praise ar ...
... distance and time can make to our non-moral reactions. From the general point of view, it does not matter how close to or far from someone we are. We adopt a point of view where we ignore the features particular to us, in our particular circumstances. In general, all sentiments of blame or praise ar ...
English 11: Hamlet`s Delay
... attempts to simultaneously fulfill, rather than sacrifice, these two conflicting concepts of honour: that of duty and that of morality and conscience. To remain honourable in both respects essentially entails inaction. In order to be a man of honour, Hamlet has no choice but to delay. ...
... attempts to simultaneously fulfill, rather than sacrifice, these two conflicting concepts of honour: that of duty and that of morality and conscience. To remain honourable in both respects essentially entails inaction. In order to be a man of honour, Hamlet has no choice but to delay. ...
Chapter 4 The Moral Conscience
... (a) It is ignorance of the moral law that is not the fault of the person acting, because he has no reasonable way to know the truth. (b) One who acts with invincible ignorance does not sin if he has taken the necessary and reasonable steps to learn what he is permitted and prohibited. iii) Conscienc ...
... (a) It is ignorance of the moral law that is not the fault of the person acting, because he has no reasonable way to know the truth. (b) One who acts with invincible ignorance does not sin if he has taken the necessary and reasonable steps to learn what he is permitted and prohibited. iii) Conscienc ...
Why Enforcing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is Morally Questionable Introduction Abstract
... Matten and Moon (2004) coined a distinction between what they termed ‘implicit’ and ‘explicit’ CSR. For them (ibid: 9), explicit CSR refers to corporate policies to conduct themselves in such a way that advances the interests of society. It involves “…voluntary, self-interest driven policies, progra ...
... Matten and Moon (2004) coined a distinction between what they termed ‘implicit’ and ‘explicit’ CSR. For them (ibid: 9), explicit CSR refers to corporate policies to conduct themselves in such a way that advances the interests of society. It involves “…voluntary, self-interest driven policies, progra ...
Virtue Ethics - Which Character Traits are Good?
... bad for person b/c never satisfied with what she has bad for others (confrontational, person will tend to grab more than fair-share whenever possible) is everyone greedy? ...
... bad for person b/c never satisfied with what she has bad for others (confrontational, person will tend to grab more than fair-share whenever possible) is everyone greedy? ...
An Internalist Dilemma - University of Colorado Boulder
... We saw earlier that strong internalism seems able to explain our linguistic intuitions as regards moral language and motivation, but that it is too strong since it cannot account for cases where there connection between moral judgments and motivation is defeated. Now, it might be suspected that weak ...
... We saw earlier that strong internalism seems able to explain our linguistic intuitions as regards moral language and motivation, but that it is too strong since it cannot account for cases where there connection between moral judgments and motivation is defeated. Now, it might be suspected that weak ...
Ethical Absolutism and Relativism
... – What is right (or wrong) at one point in the development of a social system may be wrong (or right) at another point – Ethical systems evolve with the requirements of a social system so people in that system can behave in ways they judge acceptable ...
... – What is right (or wrong) at one point in the development of a social system may be wrong (or right) at another point – Ethical systems evolve with the requirements of a social system so people in that system can behave in ways they judge acceptable ...
The Value and Criterion Handbook
... think more deeply about a given philosophical issue or how to deploy philosophical insights in a debate round. Ultimately there is more than one way to debate well, and finding the style that is most comfortable for you is important to reaching your maximum potential. Notes on the Text This book is ...
... think more deeply about a given philosophical issue or how to deploy philosophical insights in a debate round. Ultimately there is more than one way to debate well, and finding the style that is most comfortable for you is important to reaching your maximum potential. Notes on the Text This book is ...
Preparing for Integrity
... To begin with, consider that integrity is more complicated than the NPBEA standard allows. One could have professional integrity and/or private integrity (civic integrity? familial integrity? community integrity?) independently of each other. For example, the corporate executives described by Robert ...
... To begin with, consider that integrity is more complicated than the NPBEA standard allows. One could have professional integrity and/or private integrity (civic integrity? familial integrity? community integrity?) independently of each other. For example, the corporate executives described by Robert ...
Frankena, Chapter 4
... actions are determined by an apparent good..no man can set as the object of his choice something that seems evil or bad to him. opponent:The evident fact of incontinence. A man’s desires or appetites are in conflict with his reason, precisely in the sense that he desires something that is bad for hi ...
... actions are determined by an apparent good..no man can set as the object of his choice something that seems evil or bad to him. opponent:The evident fact of incontinence. A man’s desires or appetites are in conflict with his reason, precisely in the sense that he desires something that is bad for hi ...
BENNETT v. HALLIE
... • Bennett would answer the above question in the negative. • Bennett suggests sympathy should be developed as a safeguard against a badly formed conscience. ...
... • Bennett would answer the above question in the negative. • Bennett suggests sympathy should be developed as a safeguard against a badly formed conscience. ...
The Emptiness of the Moral Law
... annihilate itself, because the result would be that no one would make a de posit" (KpV 27/27). Hegel replies: But that there are no deposits - where is the contradiction in this? That there are no deposits would contradict other necessary determinacies, just as that a deposit is possible fits toget ...
... annihilate itself, because the result would be that no one would make a de posit" (KpV 27/27). Hegel replies: But that there are no deposits - where is the contradiction in this? That there are no deposits would contradict other necessary determinacies, just as that a deposit is possible fits toget ...
Moral Rationalism and Rational Amoralism
... a person with full information is not thereby rational; it is less demanding because one can be more or less rational despite lacking information. To be sure rationality requires true beliefs about a substantial number of things, but few of these are directly and universally specifiable by their con ...
... a person with full information is not thereby rational; it is less demanding because one can be more or less rational despite lacking information. To be sure rationality requires true beliefs about a substantial number of things, but few of these are directly and universally specifiable by their con ...