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2016
Ethics is not only a matter of convenience, but a condition of survival in society. The lack of moral values seems to afflict the current social tissue, according to critics. As a cancer that spreads in the body, amorality destroys the climate of trust that should guide social relationships, leading to sometimes unsustainable situations.
Maria Cecilia Coutinho de Arruda +1 more
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Ethics is not only a matter of convenience, but a condition of survival in society. The lack of moral values seems to afflict the current social tissue, according to critics. As a cancer that spreads in the body, amorality destroys the climate of trust that should guide social relationships, leading to sometimes unsustainable situations.
Maria Cecilia Coutinho de Arruda +1 more
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Philosophy Today, 2018
Working against both Hegelian recognition and ethics based on vulnerability, I argue for response ethics or an ethics of ambivalence. While the ideal of mutual recognition is admirable, in practice, recognition is experienced as conferred by the very groups and institutions responsible for withholding it in the first place.
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Working against both Hegelian recognition and ethics based on vulnerability, I argue for response ethics or an ethics of ambivalence. While the ideal of mutual recognition is admirable, in practice, recognition is experienced as conferred by the very groups and institutions responsible for withholding it in the first place.
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2021
Given the great impact we have had on our planet since the industrial revolution, it is important to examine our ethical relationship with nature and how it evolved as the industrial revolution proceeded. Certainly, for much of the history of the West, and for many people today, anthropocentrism is the central tenet of our existence.
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Given the great impact we have had on our planet since the industrial revolution, it is important to examine our ethical relationship with nature and how it evolved as the industrial revolution proceeded. Certainly, for much of the history of the West, and for many people today, anthropocentrism is the central tenet of our existence.
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Author’s Ethical Responsibility
2022Yaşam esnasında bilerek, bilinçle yaptığımız, sonuçlarına katlandığımız ve bu sonuçlarınsorumluluğunu üzerimize aldığımız her şahsiyet özelliğimiz, her sahici söz ve edim, aynızamanda bizim varoluşumuzu vurgulayan sınır sorunlarını yaratır. Sanatın ontolojik varoluşu,etik ilkelerle korunmalı mıdır?Etik değerleri olmayan bir sanatçının, karanlık ...
Balkır Gülen, Başak +1 more
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Balancing Ethical Responsibilities
The Counseling Psychologist, 1989This article outlines a strategy for reporting child abuse or neglect, balancing ethical responsibilities and clinical limit setting. Presented in decision-tree form, the strategy is a hierarchy of autonomy respecting acts offering clients a variety of options for reporting abuse or neglect.
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2015
Patiño, Susana, La responsividad ética. Madrid, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Plaza y Valdés, 2010.
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Patiño, Susana, La responsividad ética. Madrid, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Plaza y Valdés, 2010.
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2009
Leblebicioglu, Hakan/0000-0002-6033-8543; Ascioglu, Sibel/0000-0002-6052-029X; Elaldi, Nazif/0000-0002-9515 ...
Ascioglu, Sibel +4 more
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Leblebicioglu, Hakan/0000-0002-6033-8543; Ascioglu, Sibel/0000-0002-6052-029X; Elaldi, Nazif/0000-0002-9515 ...
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Ethics: responsible scientific conduct
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1991E R, Monsen +4 more
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