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The moral foundation of nursing
Advances in Nursing Science, 1986The authors argue that the moral predicament facing nurses is their not being free to be moral because they are deprived of the free exercise of moral agency. Two occurrences are needed for nurses to be free to be moral: (1) the emergence of a strong sense of professional autonomy for nurses and (2) a shift in the locus of accountability from other ...
R R, Yarling, B J, McElmurry
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2023
Abstract The rule of law demands that law reigns. By what right? It calls on all members of the political community to participate in a practice of mutual accountability that underwrites and makes law’s rule possible. What justifies this kind of active allegiance? This chapter answers these questions.
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Abstract The rule of law demands that law reigns. By what right? It calls on all members of the political community to participate in a practice of mutual accountability that underwrites and makes law’s rule possible. What justifies this kind of active allegiance? This chapter answers these questions.
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Moral foundations are not moral propositions
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2019Abstract Joshua May responds to skepticism about moral knowledge via appeal to empirical work on moral foundations. I demonstrate that the moral foundations literature is not able to do the work May needs. It demonstrates shared moral cognition, not shared moral judgment, and therefore, May's attempt to defeat general skepticism fails.
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Ownership is (likely to be) a moral foundation
Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2023Abstract Boyer presents a compelling account of ownership as the outcome of interaction between two evolved cognitive systems. We integrate this model into current discussions of moral pluralism, suggesting that ownership meets the criteria to be a moral foundation.
Mohammad Atari, Jonathan Haidt
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New Directions for Institutional Research, 2019
AbstractInstitutional researchers can be confronted with ethical quandaries. Pressures from their institutions can conflict with professional standards and general ethical requirements. Analyses that appear to be neutral can conceal hidden assumptions that are unintentionally harmful to those individuals whom institutions have a responsibility to ...
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AbstractInstitutional researchers can be confronted with ethical quandaries. Pressures from their institutions can conflict with professional standards and general ethical requirements. Analyses that appear to be neutral can conceal hidden assumptions that are unintentionally harmful to those individuals whom institutions have a responsibility to ...
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2009
The overall problem which dominates Hume's discussion of morals in Book 3 of the Treatise is that of discovering the psychological principles which lie at the root of our moral evaluations. Like Hutcheson, he holds that these evaluations are based on feelings of pleasure and pain.
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The overall problem which dominates Hume's discussion of morals in Book 3 of the Treatise is that of discovering the psychological principles which lie at the root of our moral evaluations. Like Hutcheson, he holds that these evaluations are based on feelings of pleasure and pain.
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2009
AbstractThis chapter seeks to provide an understanding of philosophical ethics sufficient for reading other chapters and for appreciating the relevance of philosophical investigations for epidemiologic ethics. Some central concepts and methods of biomedical ethics are explained.
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AbstractThis chapter seeks to provide an understanding of philosophical ethics sufficient for reading other chapters and for appreciating the relevance of philosophical investigations for epidemiologic ethics. Some central concepts and methods of biomedical ethics are explained.
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Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement, 2001
I might have entitled this lecture ‘The origins of morality’ or, ‘Where does morality come from?’. These titles sound vaguely historical, and would therefore have been misleading; whereas I suppose ‘The Foundations of Morality’ sounds in some sense analytic, and therefore more familiarly, perhaps painfully, philosophical.
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I might have entitled this lecture ‘The origins of morality’ or, ‘Where does morality come from?’. These titles sound vaguely historical, and would therefore have been misleading; whereas I suppose ‘The Foundations of Morality’ sounds in some sense analytic, and therefore more familiarly, perhaps painfully, philosophical.
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2018
Equipped with an account of the form of morality’s foundational elements, we next need a description of their content. This chapter identifies three main clusters of norms as foundational to morality. The first cluster governs the forms of concern that are called for as responses to others’ welfare; the second governs the range of respect-responses ...
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Equipped with an account of the form of morality’s foundational elements, we next need a description of their content. This chapter identifies three main clusters of norms as foundational to morality. The first cluster governs the forms of concern that are called for as responses to others’ welfare; the second governs the range of respect-responses ...
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