Moral Philosophy
The impact of moral philosophy and moral intensity on purchase behavior toward sustainable textile and apparel products
... among moral philosophy, moral intensity, and purchase behavior toward environmentally sustainable textile and apparel ...of moral philosophy ...of moral intensity ...of ...
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‘Divine Commands and Secular Demands: On Darwall on Anscombe on “Modern Moral Philosophy”
... no moral obligation that precedes GodÕs directives: there is only the reason we have to be virtuous (which is not an obligation owed to anyone); but to conform to this reason, and so be virtuous, we must show ...
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On Teaching Moral Philosophy
... Now it should be evident that this attempted vindication of teaching ethics (in terms of expanded awareness) assumes that ifconsequences such as these obtain, then further changes will b[r] ...
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Ethics and fiction : moral philosophy and the role for literature
... Throughout this thesis, this explanation of the role for literature in ethical reflection has been called 'the propositional account.' The second meaning considered by Raphael of the not[r] ...
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Hume’s conservative utilitarianism: an interpretation of David Hume’s political and moral philosophy
... viable moral theory (Norton, 1983: 13, 21; see also Hardin, 2007: ...the moral sense school and a close associate of Locke, indicated, one would scarcely expect Hobbes’s theory to alleviate a crise ...made ...
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A community of (imperfect) benevolent archangels: a philosophical approach to moral education and an educational approach to moral philosophy.
... If the claim that to each philosophy of mathematics there must correspond a particular methodology for teaching mathematics were correct then the task of determining what methodology [r] ...
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moralis, moral philosophy ( ).
... Ethical preferences of transfor- mational leaders: an empirical investigation.. Two decades of research and development in transformational leadership.[r] ...
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R.P.Sylvester and the Moral Philosophy of G.E.Moore
... The main point about Moore's nloral intuition is that we can know intuitively what specific things are good (ought to be), but there is no such mode of cognition regarding what specific [r] ...
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Human Beings and the Moral Law: Moral Precariousness in Kant's Ethical Philosophy
... human moral precariousness in Kant's ...of moral precariousness insofar as they are ever-capable of transgressing the moral law and are often uncertain of the moral worth of their ...the ...
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Making lawyers moral : Ethical codes and moral character
... overall moral worth and in particular their possession of moral virtues, namely fixed character traits, dispositions or habits of belief, perception, feeling and behaviour which are regarded as morally ...
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Ethical Climate and Moral Efficacy: Moral Ownership as a Moderator
... context, moral efficacy, also plays an important role in ethical context. Moral efficacy was considered as one’s belief (confidence) in his or her capabilities to organize and mobilize the motivation, ...
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Moral disengagement of hotel guest negative WOM : moral identity centrality, moral awareness, and anger
... Since moral awareness itself is not a main factor on moral judgment, it is not of a focal concern to examine the main or conditional effect of moral awareness on moral ...treat moral ...
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The Philosophy of ‘Playing’ Games: A Lusory Introspection of the Sincere Player and the Meaning of Play Amidst the Moral Morass of Contemporary Sport
... teams will promptly retire to the showers, thereby ignoring the legislated rules maintaining the play order by foregoing their ‘at bat’ because nothing more can be decided in game because it is won, decisively. The same ...
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Index Terms Moral distress, moral distress scale, factors contributing to moral distress.
... cause moral distress to health care providers. Moral distress is defined as emotional stress of the health care worker due to ethically conflicting situations(Kälvemark, Höglund, Hansson, Westerholm, & ...
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Moral self-concept and moral sensitivity in Iranian nurses
... in moral issues (16, ...and moral self- ...in moral self-concept (13), but they did not appear to be relevant in our ...of moral self-concept is totally independent of demographic ...to ...
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Drifting towards moral chaos : the 1954 Mazengarb Report, a moral panic over juvenile immorality : a thesis completed in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Education at Massey University
... New Zealand Statutes Indecent Publications Amendment Act 1963, New Zealand Statutes Police Offences Amendment Act 1954, New Zealand Statutes 1954.. New Zealand Parliamentary Debates N .Z[r] ...
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Direct moral grounding and the legal model of moral normativity
... want. Moral deliberation isn’t supposed to merely fill in the blank spots in our verdictive belief-set; it’s supposed to provide independent access to the verdictive ...sound moral thinking; this bit of ...
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A Kantian Reconciliation of Moral Realism and Moral Supervenience
... hand. Moral naturalists can uphold that one may have empirical access to moral facts, that they are knowable empirically and experientially; that we can “see” moral ...regarding moral truths ...
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Moral distress and moral courage in everyday nursing practice
... demonstrate moral courage by raising concerns regarding activities and decisions in the ...of moral courage on the part of nurses are seen wherever nursing is ...
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The Moral Instinct.doc
... The other two moralized spheres match up with the classic examples of how altruism can evolve that were worked out by sociobiologists in the 1960s and 1970s and made famous by Richard Dawkins in his book “The Selfish ...
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