'Moral value' diaporamas de présentation

The Fine-Tuning of the Universe for Scientific Technology and Discoverability

The Fine-Tuning of the Universe for Scientific Technology and Discoverability. PART I: BACKGROUND. Review of Anthropic Fine-tuning evidence.

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Deriving a Safe Ethical Architecture for Intelligent Machines

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AOK: Ethics

AOK: Ethics. Duty Ethics and Utilitarianism. Recap. Moral Relativism Lack of Foundation, Diversity Argument Common core values, Justify our values Self-Interest Theory Definitional Argument Evolutionary Argument Hidden Benefits Argument Fear of Punishment Theories of Ethics

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ToK - Ethics

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Why Be Moral?

Why Be Moral?. Themes in Ethics and Epistemology Shane Ryan s.g.ryan@sms.ed.ac.uk 16/10/13. Issue. Why be moral? Part I: Why should we be moral? Part II: Should we be as moral as possible?. Structure. Part I 1. The Immoralist's Challenge 2. Possible Objections and Responses Part II

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Welcome! Sept. 11 th 2013

Materials : -Binder -Agenda -Pen/Pencil -Handouts at door. Welcome! Sept. 11 th 2013. Do Now: Put HW in agenda:

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By: Tracy Pitcock

Animal Rights. By: Tracy Pitcock. Thesis Statement. Two reasons why animal rights should be enforced more: animal testing and animal entertainment. . Animal Testing. Would it be morally more permissible if you could hire someone to do the killing for you?. Cont.

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Conservation and Moral Development:

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Ethical Theories Presentation Ethical Relativism LP: 5

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cwhite@arbor.edu myweb.arbor.edu/cwhite. Evidential Argument for the Truth of Christianity Why this information is important 1. Objective truth 2. Persuasive value . Evidential Argument for the Truth of Christianity Why this information is important 1. Objective truth

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NEED TO MAKE THIS PRESENTATION 50-50 process & intellectual property/plagiarism/authorship

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Atonement Part 3

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HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT

HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF SPORT. Recap : Medieval era. Activities were occasional due to limited time and energy simple in nature and orally passed down through generations f unctional first particularly for hunting and defence p articipated in during feasts and festivals

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Ethics

Ethics. Ethical Theory and Applied Ethics Part III. 8. Methods of resolving or understanding ethical questions . 9. Ethical theories 10. Utilitarianism 11. Kantian ethics 12. Communitarian ethics. 9. Ethical theories.

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How the Mind Works

How the Mind Works. How the Mind Works. (1997). Steven Pinker. W.W. Norton. Human Nature. A denial of human nature, no less than an emphasis on it, can be warped to serve harmful ends. Both l iberal (unfair leveling) and conservative (utilitarianism, elitism) Some basic assumptions:

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Persuasive/Argumentative Essay

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The Anti- Speciesist Revolution David Pearce

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Moral

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Moral, Legal and Aesthetic Reasoning

Moral, Legal and Aesthetic Reasoning. A value judgment assesses the merit, desirability or praiseworthiness of someone or something. Moral reasoning differs from other kinds of reasoning because it consists of mainly trying to establish moral value judgments.

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