PPT-The Killing

Fields of Inequality Göran Therborn University of Cambridge University of Helsinki 1192013 From Differences to Inequalities In premodern times there was no inequality. – Lesson 1-2. Class Date: 14 Feb 2013. The Morality of Killing. . Morality of Killing. Morality of Killing . Learning Objectives: . Cadets will understand the moral justification for killing in war. Pickwick Publications, 2010. Consistently . Pro-Life:. The Ethics of Bloodshed in Ancient Christianity. The Debate over the Early Church and Military Service. There is a lively ongoing debate about the attitudes of the early Christians toward war and military service. . Juvenile Justice Module. Do you think that Juveniles should be tried and sentenced as adults for violent crimes?. Why or why not?. Initial Opinion-Quick Write. What qualities make one a juvenile?. How are juveniles different from adults?. BY: . Quinto. , Kevin Andrew. Tumapang. , . Mc. Arthur. What is mercy killing?. “Mercy killing” is simply another word for “euthanasia” in most English-language dictionaries. Euthanasia and, therefore, mercy killing is “the act of putting a person or animal to death painlessly or allowing them to die by . One of the best ways is to start off with a list of the features you want to show. In this case we wanted to see some or all of the following:. a series of drawbridges, doors and portcullises. attackers forced to concentrate their forces in small spaces, so they are crowded together and easier to kill. *. Legal Studies. Crimes Against The Person. Homicide. – The killing of one human being by another-is the most serious of all acts.. Homicides may be either criminal or non-criminal.. Murder, the most serious form of criminal homicide, is a killing that is done with . Holocaust Studies . Could the Holocaust have happened without Hitler?. What do you think?. Introduction. Six million Jews were killed from . 1940 to 1945.. Documentation proves this to be true.. Documentation comes from Nazi Offices and Journals. Criminal Homicide- committed with intent, or if someone’s reckless actions, without regard for human life, result in the killing of another person. Homicide. Malice- having the intent to kill or seriously harm another. enquiries@alevelphilosophy.co.uk. © Michael Lacewing. Simulated killing. The dramatisation, i.e. enactment, . of killing within a fictional context, e.g. in video games, films and . plays. Playing the killer. Background Information. Published in 1978 . Author: Lois Duncan . Suspense novel . The book won several awards and honors in the 1980s. . Novel was adapted into a 1997 television film by the same name. . Richard Chase. “. If the . door was . locked, that . means you’re . not welcome.”. By: . Kalyn. . Serman. Background. He was born in 1950 and raised in a strict household, where he was often beaten by his father.. Today’s Agenda. Attendance. Reminders. Work Group Allocation. Idiom. ‘Lost at Sea’ Discussion Task. Break. Attendance. First Reading – Chapter 1. : Steve Jobs. Notices. Book Quiz. Monday 12. th. 17 18 Vol.XXXVIII IntroductionOne challenging aspect in the academic analysis of violence is the lack of a consensus as to what constitutes a violent act. In anthropological literature alone, violence Rachels’ Project. Rachels argues that the American Medical Association’s distinction between active and passive killing is ethically unfounded.. Note that Rachels’ paper was published in a . medical.