Prelim Quiz 1 Flashcards

(26 cards)

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one of those kinds of normative theories regarding which choices are morally required, forbidden, or permitted

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Deontology

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Deontology comes from the Greek words

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“deon” meaning duty & “logos” meaning study

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3
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wrongful or criminal deception intended in financial or personal gain

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Fraud

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4
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a crime involves the recruitment, transportation and exploitation of people

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Human Trafficking

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system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as the regulating actions of members which it may enforce the imposition of penalties

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Laws

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revoke, withdraw officially or formally

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Repealed

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prescribed guide of conduct or action

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Rules

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a statement of intention to inflict pain or injury

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Threat(s)

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9
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branch of philosophy which deals with moral standards, inquires about the rightness or wrongness of human behavior

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Ethics/Moral Philosophy

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deals with topics on moral standards or norms of morality, conscience, moral values and virtues

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Ethics/Moral Philosophy

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a study that deals with the question of whether or not ethics or ethical theory exists

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Meta-Ethics

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does not concern itself with the determination of ethical quality of specific cases such as child labor, human trafficking, or gender equality rather than taking the issue of rightness or wrongness

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Meta-Ethics

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examines the validity of standards that make such judgement of right or wrong possible

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Meta-Ethics

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14
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defines what is right and wrong

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Normative Ethics

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seek to set norms or standards that regulate right and wrong or good and bad conduct

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Normative Ethics

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includes the formulation of moral rules that have direct implications for what human actions, institutions, and ways of life should be like

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Normative Ethics

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Normative Ethics Examples

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○ Golden Rule
○ Virtue Ethics
○ Deontology
○ Consequentialism

18
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Distinction between Meta-Ethics & Normative Ethics

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○ Meta-ethics examines the question of whether or not ethics is possible at all while normative ethics, concerns itself with what theory is applicable in light of a given situation.

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concerned with ethical issues in various fields of human life, including legal ethics, medical ethics, business ethics and environmental ethics

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Applied Ethics

20
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also concerned with professional codes and responsibilities in such areas

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Applied Ethics

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Applied Ethics Examples

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○ Code of Ethics for Filipino Seafarers
○ Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers
○ Code of Professional Responsibility (Lawyers)

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What are rules meant for?

23
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Why is everyone subject to rules or laws?

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for the sake of order in society

24
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meant to help a person grow in freedom, to grow in his ability to choose and do what is good for himself and for others

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rules or laws that restrict your ability or strength to do good
Suffocating Laws
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a state when one acts not because rules demand it but because one sees he has to act that way
no-more rules, no-more laws