Week 1 Flashcards

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ETHICAL DECISION MAKING

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  • Recognizing alternatives
  • Recognizing stakeholders
  • Recognizing consequences
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ETHICAL DILEMMAS

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*Clashes of legitimate rights or values or
different principles and notions of good.
*Core to ethical decision-making is the
ability to balance clashing values.
*No clash of values –> No ethical problem.

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WHAT ETHICAL BEHAVIOUR IS NOT

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*Feelings and emotions
*Religious beliefs
*Following the law
*Following social conventions
*Scientific knowledge

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4
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Aristotle

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Do what brings you closer to virtue

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5
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Kant

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Do what respects human fundamental dignity and self-determination

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6
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Jeremy Bentham

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Do what provides the most good and the least harm

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7
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John Rawls

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Do what is necessary to “share one another’s fate”

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8
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Sandel

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Act considering the obligations to your community

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9
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Ethics

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The word ethics is derived from the Greek word ἦθος (êthos) meaning
- character, custom or habit.

Today ethics can mean:
- a set of moral principles : a theory or system of moral values
- the discipline dealing with what is good and bad and with moral duty and obligation

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