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Full-Text Articles in Applied Ethics
Salutary Slander, Rebecca Konyndyk Deyoung
Salutary Slander, Rebecca Konyndyk Deyoung
University Faculty Publications and Creative Works
Review of The Virtues of our Vices, by Emrys Westacott
Review Of The Psychology And Character Of Virtue, Ed. Craig Steven Titus, Rebecca Konyndyk Deyoung
Review Of The Psychology And Character Of Virtue, Ed. Craig Steven Titus, Rebecca Konyndyk Deyoung
University Faculty Publications and Creative Works
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Justice In Compensation: A Defense, Jeffrey Moriarty
Justice In Compensation: A Defense, Jeffrey Moriarty
Philosophy Faculty Publications
Business ethicists have written much about ethical issues in employment. Except for a handful of articles on the very high pay of chief executive officers and the very low pay of workers in overseas sweatshops, however, little has been written about the ethics of compensation. This is prima facie strange. Workers care about their pay, and they think about it in normative terms. This article's purpose is to consider whether business ethicists' neglect of the normative aspects of compensation is justified. I examine several possible justifications for neglecting compensation and show that they fail. What remains is a case for …
Martin Heidegger On Günther Anders And Technology: On Ray Kurzweil, Fritz Lang, And Transhumanism, Babette Babich
Martin Heidegger On Günther Anders And Technology: On Ray Kurzweil, Fritz Lang, And Transhumanism, Babette Babich
Articles and Chapters in Academic Book Collections
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Between God And Man: Community's Place In Virtue, Practical Reason, And Transcendent Good, Jordan Herz Davis
Between God And Man: Community's Place In Virtue, Practical Reason, And Transcendent Good, Jordan Herz Davis
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Talbot Brewer's Retrieval of Ethics and Robert Adams's Finite and Infinite Goods present distinct theories in ethics and metaethics. Brewer begins with the fundamental ethical perspective of the practical deliberator who experiences his practical deliberations as a continuous, unified, and constantly revised activity which begins with inchoate intimations of goodness and proceeds better or worse to understand and pursue the goodness which pervades his evaluative outlook. From this Brewer aims to account for how we achieve excellence in practical deliberation and arrive at a more tenable and self-consistent evaluative outlook which informs our ethical deliberations. Alternately, Adams begins in the …