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| SELF SERVING Do different or special rules of the game apply when we are playing? |
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| what would the person of exemplary character do in this circumstance? ex. WWJD |
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| Aristotle defining of ethical conduct |
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choosing between two choice. the middle path.
rule-do onto others... |
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| Universalism: The Categorical Imperative |
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| Kant. NO LIES. no matter the situation. |
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| fletcher. depending on the situation. spirtual loce and eros -exotic SELFLESS |
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| fletcher. depending on the situation. spirtual loce and eros -exotic SELFLESS |
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| Discourse Ethics/ Ideal Speech Situation |
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| Jurgen Habermas. rules become norms determined by consensus/special conditions to arrive at CONSENSUS. |
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jEREMY BENTHAM/JOHN STUART end justifs the means.MILL-happiness for majority of ppl
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WHAT IS THE GREATER GOOD? |
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| John Locke. Can we do the best for everyone by doing what is best for us as individuals?SELF INTEREST |
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| john rawls. accept terms. |
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| john rawls.the original position, the difference principle, the veil of ignorance |
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| social justice. veil of ignorance |
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| john rawls. dont know how a decision will affect you. put yourself in others shoes to make a decision. |
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| social justice. difference principle |
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| john rawls.allowing inequalities ONLY to benefit subordinate group. |
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| social justice.original position |
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| john rawls. rational people with resources and knowledge to match. |
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| no games! experiencing the views, beliefs and convictions of the "other". engaging with the other |
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| michael hyde. making room for others in your life. |
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| christoper poulos.disruption of expectation provokes anxiety. |
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| Martin Buber: encourages unedited, unfiltered dialogue. INTIMATE. |
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| UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD |
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| carl rogers.permits others to have different views. |
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| EMANUEL LEVINAS. THE OTHER POSSESSES POWER.ANYONE BUT YOU, NOT LIKE YOU |
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| THE ETHICS OF EMPOWERMENT. |
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| Paulo Freire.mutual respect. interactive. in context of a classroom. ethical system of dialogue |
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