ETHICAL THEORIES AND PRINCIPLES
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1. FUNDAMENTALS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
1.1. according to rahman, 2003 the term ethics is derived from the greek word, ethos, which means character, spirit and attitudes of a group of people or culture.
2. BRANCHES OF PHILOSOPHY
2.1. METAPHYSICS
2.2. EPISTEMOLOGY
2.3. ETHICS
2.3.1. meta-ethics
2.3.2. normative ethics
2.4. POLOTICS
2.5. AESTHETICS
3. ETHICS OF CARE
3.1. Developed by psychologist Carol Gilligan, this deontological theory relates to the virtue of caring for others. It also requires one to be partial in resolving ethical issues.
3.2. CARE CLASSIFIES
3.2.1. caring about something
3.2.2. caring after someone
3.2.3. caring for someone
4. THEORY OF JUSTICE
4.1. Justice is listed as a universally good moral value. It is associated with the probity and virtue, legality and the exercise of process serving the administration of rights, rewards and punishment.
5. DEFINITION OF THEORIES
5.1. mean in greek word is theoria. the mean a away of seeing (see/view moral phenomena).
6. ETHICAL THEORIES TO MORALITY
6.1. CONSEQUENTIALISM/ TELEOLOGICAL
6.1.1. ETHICAL EGOISM
6.1.2. UTILITARIANISM
6.2. NON CONSEQUENTIALISM/ TELEOLOGICAL
6.2.1. KANT MORAL THEORY
6.2.2. NATURAL LAW THEORY
6.2.3. VIRTUE ETHICS