Moral Theories Key Words
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- Created on: 26-10-15 09:33
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Clues
- Actions lead to something good or bad (12)
- Existing only as something which is perceived and not as a thing in itself. Subjectivity focuses on the development of self-consciousness. What a person feels is most relevant and important (10)
- Laws can be set aside if the situation demands it (12)
- Morality based upon rules that apply to all situations. A person's actions can always be seen as right or wrong, regardless of the situation or the consequences (8)
- Rules apply to everyone, regardless of beliefs or culture (12)
- The ability in any context to judge fairly, without bias or external influence. Objectivity focuses on rules for governing and what is considered to be morally right or morally wrong (9)
- The individual has a duty to do the right thing (13)
- The morally right thing to do is the most loving in the situation (9, 6)
- They are good or bad in themselves, regardless of circumstances, consequences and motives. Right if right and wrong is wrong always (9)
- What is right or wrong depends on the culture (8, 10)
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