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An Islamic vision and approach for entrepreneurship: developing through a multi-stage comparative analysis of systems, ideologies and code of ethics

International Journal of Ethics and Systems, 2021
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the Islamic character of entrepreneurial activity along with its systemic, ideological and ethical particularities in contrast to the tech-based entrepreneurial model of Silicon Valley.
Omar Javaid
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Idealism and Ethical Citizenship

2014
‘Ethical citizenship’ is a puzzle. An ethical citizen should be someone who accepts responsibilities and duties and acts accordingly. How is that possible amidst forces that are global and economies from which individuals and whole groups can be excluded? Good intentions and sound preparation may be of no avail. The identification of responsibility may
Leslie Armour, Leslie Armour
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Recovery as an Ethical Ideal

Substance Use & Misuse, 2008
The paper explores the varied implications of cure, healing, and recovery and considers why recovery is often the preferred characterization in relation to a medicalized drug dependency. The positive as well as the negative dimensions of recovery are noted; the ethical challenges of the primarily processual associations of recovery are investigated ...
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Is caring the ethical ideal?

Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1996
This paper will examine the claim that caring is an appropriate ethical ideal for nursing. Initially it will examine nursing's philosophy of care and caring, highlighting some areas of difficulty and dissatisfaction articulated by many of its contemporary theorists Evaluation of the notion of caring as an appropriate ethical ideal for nursing will be ...
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Liberation Ethics and Idealism

New Blackfriars, 1984
Liberation theologies provide a framework for serious reflection about systemic issues. But some liberation theologians, while urging social change, foster a guilt-inducing process which actually prevents both personal and social change. The tendency to moralize individual life is thus simply transposed into moralizing and collective issues.
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The Definition of an "Ideal Observer" Theory in Ethics

, 1955
Richard B. Brandt
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Athletic virtue and aesthetic values in Aristotle’s ethics

, 2020
When Aristotle praises pentathletes’ beauty at Rhetoric 1361b, it is not the idle observation of a sports fan. In fact, the balanced and harmonious beauty of athletes’ bodies reflects Aristotle’s ideal of a virtuous soul in the Nicomachean Ethics: one ...
H. Reid
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Health and salvation as the ethical ideal

Journal of Religion & Health, 1981
Health and salvation are related terms, because each seeks the well-being of the whole person. When placed within the Judeo-Christian context, health as salvation can be defined as the highest good for the total human community. This good is denied to humanity through the unequal use of the world's resources, a fact underscored by the current energy ...
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Maimonides' Political Thought: Studies in Ethics, Law, and the Human Ideal

, 1999
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Howard Kreisel
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The Ethics of AI and Robotics

, 2020
Artificial intelligence is the most discussed and arguably the most powerful technology in the world today. The very rapid development of the technology, and its power to change the world, and perhaps even ourselves, calls for a serious and systematic ...
Soraj Hongladarom
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