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The change in American values has been portrayed, in general, by move away from traditional Judeo-Christian ethics toward diversity, relativism, and self-fulfillment.
One of Rachel's biggest claims against emotivism is that it seems to lack reasons. What are moral reasons? How do they differ from other kinds of evidence, such as physical facts?
Write down a 750-1,000 word essay describing the convergence or divergence among the following topics: virtue, character, love, law, and Christian ethical behavior as taught in the Bible.
How has feminist theory itself been criticized as essentialist? How do such criticisms relate to those claims that feminists themselves make against traditional philosphical concepts?
Give an overview of the ethical challenges a feminist/female-centered ethical framework brings to the discussion of how to best care for the aging/elderly.
Sam, a graduate student in anthropology, received a summer grant to study tribal life in the Amazon River basin. Before he embarked on his scholarly journey, Sam visited his family physician.
Baby Boomer Bob is a professionally employed, married man with grown children and grandchildren. He works in a human services agency and lives in a gracious home with his bright, attractive, profess
Perform the utilitarian calculation of painful or pleasurable consequences to evaluate a controversial ethical issue - abortion.
Use the compare and contrast template provided to organize your thoughts and ideas. Complete the template and attach it to the final paper.
Which of ethical theories do you think that moral philosophers must focus on thinking about over the next 10-15 years (see below)?
Does studying ethics inspire students and professors to be morally better people? Aristotle thought that we learned ethics only through life experience, and that intellectual or academic training di
Critically discuss the differences between Capitalist, Socialist, Fairness, and Libertarian notions of justice? What are the strongest and weakest parts of each theory?
Measure the promotional practices of the companies in terms of moral standards which you think are appropriate for the sort of environment in which the companies are operating.
Measure the price-fixing scheme from ethical point of view (your evaluation should explain the effects of scheme on society's welfare, on the moral rights of society's members, and on the distributi
Thrasymachus the Sophist has defined "Justice" as "the interest of the stronger parties". In light of Socrates' considered view of Justice as expounded over the course of the Republic
Why should employers care regarding their employees' level of job satisfaction? Why are modern employees increasingly unsatisfied with their jobs?
Suppose that you've to undergo some operation that would leave you perfectly healthy, but without your ability to reason. As part of this operation, you'd still be capable to feel pleasure but not p
The outline consists of the pro and con side of capital punishment. The pro side consists of retribution, heinous of crime, victim's rights.
As project manager, Kelly is leading a team on international business trip where she is scheduled to do a presentation on its project and to negotiate a deal.
Recognize a situation in an organization that could be considered legally acceptable, but would still pose an ethical problem for the organization.
Examine the convergence of U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Describe the advantages of a single set of financial statemen
In brief discuss the concept of worldview and present an argument for the application of this concept to business leadership.
Can someone please aid me with these questions? Individual Statement presenting Integration of Personal Worldview and Business Leadership
Analyze the claim of consequentialism that actions are "right" to the extent they have beneficial consequences. Describe a situation in which a judge might apply the principle that the end justifies
Take a position for or against the effectiveness and relevancy of Kohlberg's Moral Stages for working with criminals. Explain a reason so few reach Stage 6.