PPT-Situation Ethics

Charlotte Vardy Sometimes youve gotta put your principles to one side and do the right thing Making ethical decisions Traditional systems Natural Law Kantian Ethics focus on the action and make ABSOLUTE rules. how health research is reviewed. This presentation has been developed to form part of the lesson ‘Research ethics and how health research gets reviewed’ - www.nuffieldbioethics.org/education. ‘Clinical research’ - What is it?. What is meant by situation ethics?. Situation Ethics is... Idea decisions should be based on the most loving thing to do. Idea began with an American Christian thinker Joseph Fletcher. . Fletcher felt that just using the Bible was wrong so instead should use Jesus’ commandment to love your neighbour as yourself and on the situation. The elements of situation ethics were described by Joseph Fletcher;. Ethics 2016. What is Ethics?. Ethics . is one of the branches of modern philosophy. . Philosophy. Ethics Logic. Why Study Ethics?. Ethics is a way of thinking about moral principles that govern human . The ethics of reporting on sensitive documents and classified . information. Journalism 430/Communication . Law. California State University, . Long Beach. Gwen Shaffer, PhD. “. Ethics requires that intelligence fuse . : Catholicism . and . criticism. Nod / Aim: To discover to what extent Situation Ethics is compatible with Catholic teaching and what are its weaknesses.. Pair task. In pairs decide what are the main strengths and the weaknesses of Situation Ethics. 1905-91. American ethicist. Taught . christian. ethics at Harvard. Ordained as an episcopal priest. After publication of situation ethics, he became an atheist in 1967. 1967, he was named humanist of the year. . Quick definitions – Morals and Ethics. (Make a one line note not to confuse the two – . we are interested in . business ethics . – . what society deems acceptable actions by a business. .. Morals: Acceptable behaviour at the level of the individual . Can I Do That?. Susan Willeke. Education Coordinator. Ohio Ethics Law. Ohio Ethics Law: The Foundation. ASPIRE – to a higher standard of professional conduct. Ohio Ethics Law: What?. Created New Ethics Laws. Kelley Monterusso. January 2016. Ethics . A system of moral principles: . (the ethics of a culture). The rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.: . Specification content. Fletcher’s rejection of other approaches within ethics: legalism, antinomianism and the role of conscience. Fletcher’s rational for using the religious concept of ‘agape’. Chris . Amrhein. , AAI, Consultant. Course Objectives. To gain insight into ethical . behavior. To understand why the terms “ethical” and “moral” are quite different (and why confusing them presents problems). Natural Law applied to any issue. Absolute and deontological. Primary precept – which affect the issue?. Which secondary precepts have produced a ruling on the issue. Does double effect apply?. Does the situation require an unusual response?. Voluntary . Euthanasia. Recap from Lesson 1: Six Quick Questions (10 . mins. ). 1. Define ‘euthanasia’.. . 2. Name the four types of euthanasia and give examples of each . 3. Explain (using . Biblical quotes. Theories and approaches to Ethics. Ethics and Culture/Religion. Arguing Ethics. Threats to ethics and ethical problems in knowledge. Under the influence of ethics—. ’wrong’ . ethics, ethics in history..