Develop a moral theory or theories on the basis of these examples/cases below.
Re-read "A Short Introduction to Moral Philosophy," RTD Ch 1.
For Monday, EMP Ch 1.
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PM class:
Actions
or character traits that YOU think
most people would think are obviously wrong or bad: specific, vivid
and extreme examples are best! J
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Actions
or character traits that YOU think
most people would think are obviously not wrong/ MP (morally
permissible) obligatory or otherwise good: specific, vivid and extreme
examples are best! J
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1.
Necrophilia
2.
Forceful Rape. ..
3.
Racism .. prejudice .. lynchings..
4.
Torture for fun..
5.
Genocide..
6.
Slave trade .. enslaving people
7.
Human trafficking .. sex slave trade..
8.
Knowingly infecting someone with a bad disease ..
9.
Bullying. ..
10.
Abuse…
11.
Stealing from the poor..
12.
Premeditated murder of innocent people ..
13.
Forcing people into certain roles…
14.
False advertising / deception concerning. ..?
15.
Terrorism..
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1.
Organ donation
2.
Telling the truth .. ?
3.
Compassion and concern…
4.
Saving lives..
5.
Being considerate
6.
Helping old ladies cross the street …
7.
Helping the environment… planting trees .. recycling…
8.
Cleanliness…
9.
Charity … helping the needy..
10.
Encouraging people to pursue their dreams..
11.
Feeding starving children…
12.
Loving your children ..
13.
Empowering others .. giving them a voice, for the
voiceless..
14.
Fighting for civil rights..
15.
Education …
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PM class
Actions
or character traits that YOU think
most people would think are obviously wrong or bad: specific, vivid
and extreme examples are best! J
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?
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Actions
or character traits that YOU think
most people would think are obviously not wrong/ MP (morally
permissible) obligatory or otherwise good: specific, vivid and extreme
examples are best! J
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