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Descriptive and Normative Ethics Conscientious Objection
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1996Conscientious objection preserves the personal integrity and wholeness of a health care professional's character and personality. Professionals are obligated not only to codes of ethics and standards of care that guide their practices, but also to personal values.
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Tensions between the Prescriptive and Descriptive Ethics of Psychologists
Journal of Business Ethics, 2006Ethical guidelines for psychologists are meant to stimulate and help psychologists to act appropriately with respect to clients, colleagues, and other individuals involved in their professional relations. This paper focuses on the similarity of codes of ethics of psychologists in European countries in general, and on specific ethical dilemmas in the ...
Voskuijl, O.F., Evers, A.V.A.M.
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Rich Cases: The Ethics of Thick Description
The Hastings Center Report, 1991When cases are described thinly to protect patient confidentiality, they teach us only what we put into them. Thick description, like myth, allows a fuller moral response.
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Descriptive Ethics and the Philosopher
2016Hamalainen discusses the philosopher’s distinctive role in the furtherance of a descriptive ethics. Drawing on Max Weber she argues that the current academic specialization and compartmentalization is a natural consequence of a certain idea of expertise and scientific work. But the kind of specialization that may well be in place in the sciences is ill
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Making Decisions in Business Ethics Descriptive Ethical Theories
2019This chapter presents an alternative way of addressing questions of ethical decision-making by looking at how decisions are actually made in business ethics, and by assessing the various descriptive theories in the literature. It specifies the characteristics of a decision with ethical content, and defines a basic ethical decision-making model.
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The Supervenience of the Ethical on the Descriptive
2007In his book From Metaphysics to Ethics, Frank Jackson attempts to find a place for the ethical in the physical account of the world, arguing that ethical properties such as rightness and wrongness are descriptive properties. His claim relies on his unrestricted global supervenience thesis, according to which two possible worlds, which are exactly alike
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The Normative/Descriptive Distinction in Methodologies of Business Ethics
Business Ethics Quarterly, 1994Abstract:Most papers in this issue carefully analyze normative and empirical methodologies. I shall argue that (a) there is no purely empirical nor purely normative methodology; (b) some terms escape the division of the normative and descriptive. (c) Most importantly, dialogues such as this one point to a form of integration that allows us to reflect ...
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Criseyde's Descriptions and the Ethics of Feminine Experience
The Chaucer Review, 2012Some of Chaucer’s portrayals of Criseyde appear contradictory. Two especially demand elucidation lest readers become confused. The first introduces Criseyde as “an hevenyssh perfit creature,/That down were sent in scornynge of nature” (I, 104–5);1 the second mars her perfection by endowing her with joined eyebrows (V, 813), a physical flaw that carried
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This child: descriptive review in support of parental ethics
Ethics and Education, 2021Cara Furman
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