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1 For our purposes ethics is defined as the study of morality and includes three general branches151metaethics the meaning of judgments normative ethics moral norms or conventions and apDev. autonomous from there can incompatible facts a single discourse. A pluralist about metaphysics holds that there are incompatible metaphysical truths. Local pluralists maintain that true about some not The . challenge of ethical professionalism in times of austerity. Professor Helen Colley. Education and Social Research Institute. Manchester Metropolitan University. Introduction . Outline of the problem. 2 4 To study the load-displacement behaviour of the strut system To determine the strength of re-usable strut materials and their implication to structural safety. To accomplish the objectives, the Why might pluralism be preferable to relativism or absolutism? Ethics does not occur in a moral vacuum, it has do with the 156 157 LEARNING OBJECTIVESAfter reading chapter 9, the student should be able to:1.Explain and summarize the basic assumptions of pluralism as well asthe criticisms directed at the approach.2.Explain Key features: . societal . power is decentralized, widely shared, diffuse and fragmented, deriving from many sources, i.e. power pie divided into many pieces. . society . consists of many diverse groups and associations (e.g. business, . Ground Rules for Living Together. C1L2. Michael Jackson – Black or White. Canada’s diversity is its greatest distinguishing characteristic. The phrase “unity in diversity” is commonly used to describe the co-operation and respect between different cultures, races, and religions within a society. It embodies a philosophy of tolerance that goes beyond its common boundaries to include appreciation of what others offer to our society.. aristocrats to monopolize public power . Industrialism grew up within capitalism, with control of capital through private ownership, and most capital owned/controlled by the few. In West Europe, prop Svetlana . Sharonova. ©. Alexander Savvin©. Natal. i. a . Erokhova. ©. St.-Tikhon’s Orthodox Humanitarian University. Moscow. -. Zadar. 21-24 . April 2016. Historical . Background . of American . (. The many and the few). Derives from the word . Plural . “Containing, involving or composed of . more than one. ”.. Central tenet of . Liberalism. Competition & disagreement healthy (J.S. Mill). psychologistsmay face but I hope that it exemplifies the importance of being proficient at distinguishing between an ethical issue and an ethical dilemmaNancy Bartlett PhDPsychologistBoard ChairIssued Prof. . Doron. . Niederland. Three . Models . of Tolerance and Pluralism. Tolerance. Dialectical pluralism="weak" pluralism. Post-modern pluralism="strong" pluralism. Tolerance. Tolerance. = to suffer=physical suffering (. Ross's Ethic of Prima Facie Duties. A non-absolutist version of ethical pluralism.. Prima. . facie. duty: an excellent, permanent, non-absolute reason to do or refrain from something.. Ross's view:. challenge of ethical professionalism in times of austerity. Professor Helen Colley. Education and Social Research Institute. Manchester Metropolitan University. Introduction . Outline of the problem.