PPT-Philosophical approaches to animal ethics

Gary Varner Professor of Philosophy Texas AampM gvarnertamuedu httppeopletamuedugVarner Scarce drug case You are an emergency room physician and you only have five doses of a certain drug left Alas you have . A Handbook of Critical Approaches to Literature. A Note on Traditional Approaches. --the “old” historicism. --New Criticism. --New historicism and related approaches. Textual Scholarship. Textual critics research and edit a work in order to establish an accurate, . Identify signs of good and bad animal health;. Discuss the importance of animal ethics and welfare;. Describe common animal diseases, their transmission, and treatment;. Describe common animal parasites, how they are transmitted, and their prevention; . Jan Deckers. School of Medical Sciences. Education Development. Email:. . jan.deckers@ncl.ac.uk. Objectives. To reflect. on what (research) ethics is.. To develop. your skills as an ethical researcher.. A Handbook of Critical Approaches to Literature. A Note on Traditional Approaches. --the “old” historicism. --New Criticism. --New historicism and related approaches. Textual Scholarship. Textual critics research and edit a work in order to establish an accurate, . Imke Tammen, Peter J. Houweling & Izmira F. Mohd Ismail, Faculty of Veterinary Science, . The University of Sydney, Australia (. imke.tammen@sydney.edu.au. ) . and Batten . Animal Research Network (. University. . of. Split. School of Medicine. . Ethics. MORAL. principle of conduct. good. vs. . bad. ". reaction. “ . Virtue . – moral excellence. A virtuous doctor is a good doctor. Morality has exceptions . How do we use animals? Is it morally indifferent, right, bad?. Why to care for relationship to animals?. 1) We can´t wait till the problems in human ethics will be resolved. 2) Matters are connected. Dr. Sarin Marchetti. sarin.marchetti@uniroma1.it. Course description. The course investigates the very nature and shape of a . pragmatist approach to ethics . by surveying a . selection of key classical and contemporary texts. . John, a college student, has become involved in an animal rights group on campus. He feels that animals should no longer be used for food, clothing, medical research or . entertainment.. Visiting . © . 2013 . Cengage Learning. All Rights Reserved. May not be copied, scanned, or duplicated, in whole or in part, except for use as permitted in a license distributed with a certain product or service or otherwise on a password-protected website for classroom use.. of t he Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums (Purpose) Article 1 . This Code of Ethics and Welfare is aim ed at establishing require ments for all activities performed by the M ember s of PHI-215 October 2011 IIIEpistemology-the structure of knowledge AExistentialism BPragmatism CRationalism DVision Seeking ESatori IVMetaphysics AFree will and determinism BIdealism CEmpiricism DMateria What is Ethics?. Ethics. : . looks at the moral source of human behavior . “Why do we act the way we do?”. attempts to determine the best course of action when conflicting choices. “How do we decide what to do when people disagree about something?”. Social Responsibility. 2. Introduction. In this chapter, we’ll look at ethics and social responsibility—. what they mean . how they apply to environmental issues and to a firm’s relationships with .