General Concepts Flashcards

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Primary and seconday perfections

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P: is is as it should
S: Human imprinted upon objects or themselves

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Relationships

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Heirarchical and peers

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Misconceptions

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No managed
Religion
Obvious
=Social responsibility

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Ethics

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Finding good or bad and decide right or wrong accordingly to reach happiness

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Whistleblowing

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Saying when something is wrong even if it can harm you or others

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Egoism vs altruism

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Right for oneself or for the others

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Virtue driven ethics
Norm driven ethics

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V: good and virtue to reach happiness and excellence
N: Aimed ad judgements an laws

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Ontological power

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For knowing or being able to do someething better than others

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Deontological power:

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because of a heirarchy

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Voluntary act

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Will, knowledge and object

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Relativism

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No objecvtive truth

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Absolutism

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fixed source

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Profession

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Where someone develops skills and unfolds knowledge

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Professional duties

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Generate wealth, wealth for community, develop individuals and wellbeing

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Vocation

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Stylo of life by choice for meaning of existence

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Skills of a professional

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Diagnosis (objectivity and humility)
Decision (magnaminity and daring)
Command (trust, fortitude and consistancy

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Human nature

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What we share
Mmatter, Intellect, will, experience, feelings, relations, history, culture, society, self-determination and freedom

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Notes of the person

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Intimacy
Manifestation
Intersubjectivity
Capacity to give/accept
Freedom

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Person

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A nature that is endowed with reason

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Value

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Goods whose possession inreases human realities

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Virtue

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Habits for the unfolding of the capabilities

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Consequent notice

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Missed chance, but now aware

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Concomitant notice

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This is my chance, im in teh effort

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Antecedent notice

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I have the virtue, now I see them coming

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Quality freedom
Power to execute what is freely decided
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Peace:
Relaxation for having a good
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Pleasure:
Peace on having a matrial good
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Joy
Peace on possessing a spiritual good
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Happiness
stable peace that results in a full integral live fision
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Ultimate goal
Peace, freedom and tolerance
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Ethical elements
Object: substande of the act Circumstances: internal and external End/intention: what they intend
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Good object, bad intention
Subjectively bad
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Bad object, good intention
Objectively bad
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Direct object
Good object with good intention, deriberately done
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Indirect object
Consequence of the act that is not desired or intended
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Indirect will
Good or indifferent object Good intention Good imediate effect
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Cooperation to evil
Participate in bad actions of others Formally: agree Materially: only in execution
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Scandal
Inducing others to evil
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Banal nihilism
Many concepts of person The moment Present owes me for existing No good or bad No true happiness or life plan
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Hedonism
Bodily pleasure as ultimate goal
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Consumerism
Turning goods into into fungible goods
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Pinpoint lifestyle
Pecking here and there without any order or deliberation
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Realism
Whole is greater than the sum
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Group vs team
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Common good
Goal that unites all members and should organize to achieve it
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Common good (types)
Transcendent: goal persued by community Intrinsinc: adequate order of the members
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Universal destination of goods
Goods are there for all
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Subsidiarity
Being able to let others do
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Participation
Contribute to that that affects the community and you
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Solidarity
Helping others do
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Social ustice
Ensuring individuals fullfill societal roles and redieve what they are due
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Types of responsibility
Consequent: results Antecedent: what makes us do Congruent: How I am myself Transcendent: life mission, how its affected
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Concentric responsibility
We are more responsible to more direct consequences, less to those not direct
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IPS
What to invest in, what not, how much
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ESG
Environmental, Social and Governance
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Managing ethics
Know thyself, determine what is core Write it, make it known, act accordingly
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Code of ethics
Expression of culture, values assumed and commitment. Practical, measurable and enforceable
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Identity
Anthropologic: what it is Corporate communication: how to communicate what we are
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Image
Short term evaluation
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Reputation
Impression the public carries
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Types of responsibility
technical: promise, deliver Human: values and consideration Environmental: sustainable, CSR
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Stakeholder
part that has an interest in a company
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Neoliberalism
Economic view of man profit and market laws are absolute Social darwinism Fiction of free market
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Statism
Market not separate from politics
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Caution principle
Consider what could happen
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Professional secrecy
Loyalty
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Mobbing
Injure, humiliates, offends or intimidates
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Intelectual propoerty
Copyright trademark Patent Trade secrets
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Espionage
Obtaining information
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Piracy
Unauthorized use of others property
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Fraud
perversion of truth to induce and surrender a legal right