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MORAL THEORY, MORAL AGENCY AND MARXIAN MORAL THEORY.
MORAL THEORY, MORAL AGENCY AND MARXIAN MORAL THEORY.
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Moral Disagreement and Moral Realism
… a novel argument from disagreement against moral realism. Moral anti-realists have long suspected that something about the scope and/or nature of moral disagreement threatens moral realism, but existing arguments are either unsound, or rely upon premises which are too question-begging to …
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Moral properties and moral imagination
"Moral Realism" is about an argument against moral realism, why it is unsound, and what emerges from that. The argument is that if there were moral properties, they would be queerly related to non-moral properties and this is sufficient reason to think there are no moral properties. The argument is …
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Effects of Moral Sensitivity and Moral Climate on Moral Reasoning
… are expected to behave ethically and morally. It is assumed that moral and ethical reasoning in psychology students develops through exposure to ethical dilemmas within ethics classes and during clinical training experiences. Rest's Four Component Model of Moral Behavior, a …
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How Fundraisers Solve Moral Dilemmas: The Role of Implicit Moral Identity, Moral Emotions and Moral Intuition
This study explores the mediating affect of moral emotions on the relationship of implicit moral identity and moral intuition amongst fundraisers. The existing literature highlights the importance of ethical fundraising, as evidenced by criticism in the media (Hill, 2019). In many cases, …
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Organizational Justice, Moral Ideology, and Moral Evaluation as Antecedents of Moral Intent
… ethical decision-making draws from the fields of moral philosophy, social psychology, and organizational theory with the intention of establishing links among social/organizational influences, individual cognitive elements of moral behavior, individual difference characteristics, and the intention …
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Moral expertise and moral education : a Socratic account
… answer to them. In Chapter 1 ("Virtue as Expert Moral Knowledge") I develop and defend a novel interpretation of the Socratic thesis that virtue is a kind of knowledge. I argue that the relevant kind of knowledge of interest to Socrates is expert moral knowledge or moral expertise-a complex …
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Moral Luck
<p>The problem of moral luck arises because of an apparent conflict between the luck that humans face, the pervasiveness of moral considerations in our lives, and the idea that moral responsibility requires a level of control that luck robs them of. The claim is that we cannot be governed by luck …
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MORAL REALISM
… theories that have come to be known as moral realism. Over the last twenty years or so, much of the work within philosophical ethics have been concerned with discussing the debate between moral realists and their opponents. Most moral philosophers now accept that some form of cognitivism …
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Moral Status
… Three present the following view: (i) I explain moral status as follows: something has moral status just in case we have reasons not to cause harms to it simply in virtue of the badness of the harms for it. (ii) Moral status is not a matter of degree. (iii) A living thing has moral status just in …
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Moral Reasoning and Moral Emotions Linking Hoarding and Scrupulosity
… to experience intense guilt and shame, rigid moralistic thinking, and general cognitive rigidity. However, results of the current study show that, although both hoarding and scrupulosity were related to cognitive rigidity and a tendency to experience guilt and shame, they are not associated …
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Coherentism in moral epistemology: moral science or elaborate intuitionism?
: Moral foundationalists maintain that among our moral beliefs there are some that are justified non-inferentially by something other than just more beliefs. Also, that all of the other beliefs in the system can trace their chain of justification back to members of this special ‘epistemically …
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Moral machines : perception of moral judgment made by machines
… discussion has emerged with regard to the moral implications of a future wherein people hand over to autonomous machines the controls to a mode of transportation. These discussions have entered a new phase with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DoT) releasing a 15-point policy that …
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Moral Agency, Moral Imagination, and Moral Community: Antidotes to moral distress, as reported by experienced ICU nurses regarding the withdrawal of aggressive treatment
Moral distress has been covered extensively in nursing literature and increasingly in the literature of other health professions. Cases that cause nurses’ moral distress mentioned most frequently are those concerned with prolonging the dying process. Given the standard of aggressive treatment over …
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Arbeit an Moral
… distanziert und ironisch). Das Schlüsselwort "Moral" in Zusammenhang mit "TV-Talkshow" weckt deshalb wahrscheinlich zunächst falsche Assoziationen. Ziel meiner Untersuchung war es nicht, diese Sendungsgattung selbst moralisch zu bewerten. Auch ist nicht Moral selbst Gegenstand theoretischer …
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Experiential Moral Learning.
… dramatics, through which programs in moral education can be expanded and made more useful by fostering greater moral awareness. The second purpose is to describe and analyze a pilot study in which these additional skills were employed.
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Against moral unconditionalism
… is whether an agent ought to prioritize morality (by "ought" I mean the unqualified "ought," not qualified oughts like "morally ought," "prudentially ought," etc.). To put it differently, if an agent encounters a state of affairs where she can either follow morality or do something else, …
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Moral Reasons Arbitrariness
… Seeman</p><p>Loyola University Chicago</p><p>MORAL REASONS ARBITRARINESS</p><p>The moral philosophies of Allan Gibbard, Christine Korsgaard, and John Post (following Ruth Garrett Millikan's "teleosemantics") each succumb to moral reasons arbitrariness. If a moral philosophy suffers from moral …
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