The latest ethics alert appears below the fold.
The latest ethics alert appears below the fold.
I am an advisor to a student organization at my campus, and in order to recharter the organization, I recently had to sign a document stating that I had read and would agree to follow the university’s anti-hazing policy. It reads (in part):
The latest ethics alert and an important question appear below the fold.
Studies in the History of Ethics, a web-based, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing high quality research and reviews in the history of ethics, announces a special call for papers for a symposium to be published in winter 2006. TOPIC: Mill’s Ethics (in commemoration of the […] Read More
A question for those better tutored in (or perhaps more sympathetic to) consequentialism than I: How are we to understand the claim that consequentialists count the "value of the action itself" as part of the value of an outcome? I’ve encountered this claim numerous times, […] Read More
The latest ethics alert can be found below the fold.
Publicly Available: The 3rd Annual Metaethics Workshop: CHRIS HEATHWOOD, Fitting Attitudes and Welfare WILLIAM FITZPATRICK, Robust Ethical Realism, Non-Naturalism and Normativity GEOFF SAYRE-McCORD, Hume on Practical Morality and Inert Reason MARION HOURDEQUIN, A Naturalist Account of External Reasons TOM […] Read More
Procurable from the author: Simon Keller, Self-Effacement in Ethical Theory — It is often argued that consequentialism and deontology, but not virtue ethics, are self-effacing, and that this is a reason to prefer virtue ethics. I argue that virtue ethics is self-effacing too, and that […] Read More