This is an introduction to the subject of Ethics. (Best if used by Jerry Law's Ethics students at Orange Coast College)
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Created by Stacy Roberts
about 10 years ago
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Created by Stacy Roberts
about 10 years ago
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What features of a situation might lead someone to conclude that it has a moral dimension?
Besides the content of a situation, what else might lead someone to consider it a moral situation?
What are some concepts that are common elements or moral discussions
What sorts of interests in a situation are associated with morality?
What is ethics fundamentally concerned with?
What tempts people to reflects philosophically on moral questions?
In terms of what three elements can moral arguments be analyzed?
Where do moral theories enter into moral arguments?
What are the six kinds of moral reasons that we will be concerned with?
What are some questions asked when pertaining to results or consequences?
What are some questions asked in pertaining to equity or fairness?
What are some questions asked in pertaining to obligation or duty?
What are some questions asked in partaining to connections or relationships?
What questions might be asked pertaining to solidarity or community?
What are some questions that might be asked when pertaining to self formation or character?
What are some of the main subdivisions within ethics?
What are some other ethical subdivisions?
