AS and A Level: Religious Studies & Philosophy: Philosophy & Ethics: Ethics and Morality: Practical Questions Coursework

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Does Kant's account of categorical imperatives and universal laws elucidate ordinary criteria for judging right from wrong actions?		Read a preview →
The Problem with Situation Ethics is that it Does Not Provide Any Definite Answers - Discuss		Read a preview →
Explain the Differences between Naturalism and Intuitionism		Read a preview →
Harsanyi attempts to prove that ethics is part of a general theory of rational behaviour. Is his attempt successful?		Read a preview →
A journalist is asked to suppress a story about a kidnap in order to protect the victim. Explain what he or she should do according to the theories of Kant, Aristotle and Ross in article format.		Read a preview →
"Humanitarian intervention, which is ruled out by realism and the morality of states, can only be justified by a cosmopolitan morality." Discuss.		Read a preview →
Consider reasons why companies seem increasingly committed to presenting themselves as being sensitive to ethical and environmental concerns		Read a preview →
"Environmental policy can't be based solely on efficiency arguments. Issues of ethics are at least as important." Discuss		Read a preview →
A critical reaction to Edward Said's essay: [The presentation of Narrative in Lord Jim]		Read a preview →
Examine the defining features of utilitarianism.		Read a preview →
A Role of the Environmental Ethics in the modern society.		Read a preview →
Kant and the Categorical Imperative		Read a preview →
Situation ethics		Read a preview →
Discuss the claim that ethical and religious language is meaningless.		Read a preview →
'Religious teachings offer the only sound basis for moral reasoning.' Critically examine arguments for and against this opinion.		Read a preview →
Moral Pluralism		Read a preview →
Examine the distinguishing features of a deontological ethical theory.		Read a preview →
Business environment		Read a preview →
Examine the Strengths and Weaknesses of Kants Ethical Theory		Read a preview →
What is the task of Kant's groundwork of the metaphysic of morals supposed to accomplish? How does he proceed? Is his project of any relevance for current debates in moral theory?		Read a preview →
Is there a tension between ethics and aesthetics in design? BA Design Yr2		Read a preview →
The founder of situation ethics, Joseph Fletcher felt that the individual should be of paramount concern and that each ethical situation should be judged in its own context.Fletcher wanted to preserve the Christian principle of agape love		Read a preview →
Explain Kant's theory of Duty as the basis for morality		Read a preview →
"How would you define ethics from a sales perspective, and why is this topic receiving so much attention today"		Read a preview →
The Ethical Debate Concerning Cloning.		Read a preview →

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