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    Activity 1: 1. List The Rules Existing in Your Community That You Consider Outdated

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    The document outlines different theories and value systems related to ethics including: 1. Social Morality Theory which focuses on rules created by authority to ensure social harmony over individual needs and concerns human relations. 2. Personality Virtue Theory and theories of Teleological Ethics, Deontological Theory, Utilitarianism, Egoism, and Existentialism. 3. The document also notes some criticisms of Social Morality Theory such as how authoritarian actions can impact autonomy and individuals losing their moral duties.

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    The document outlines different theories and value systems related to ethics including: 1. Social Morality Theory which focuses on rules created by authority to ensure social harmony over individual needs and concerns human relations. 2. Personality Virtue Theory and theories of Teleological Ethics, Deontological Theory, Utilitarianism, Egoism, and Existentialism. 3. The document also notes some criticisms of Social Morality Theory such as how authoritarian actions can impact autonomy and individuals losing their moral duties.

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    Social Morality Theory a private lecture notes. Ethics.

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    The document outlines different theories and value systems related to ethics including: 1. Social Morality Theory which focuses on rules created by authority to ensure social harmony over individual needs and concerns human relations. 2. Personality Virtue Theory and theories of Teleological Ethics, Deontological Theory, Utilitarianism, Egoism, and Existentialism. 3. The document also notes some criticisms of Social Morality Theory such as how authoritarian actions can impact autonomy and individuals losing their moral duties.

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    Activity 1: 1. List The Rules Existing in Your Community That You Consider Outdated

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    Manigandan Sagaaboyz
    The document outlines different theories and value systems related to ethics including: 1. Social Morality Theory which focuses on rules created by authority to ensure social harmony over individual needs and concerns human relations. 2. Personality Virtue Theory and theories of Teleological Ethics, Deontological Theory, Utilitarianism, Egoism, and Existentialism. 3. The document also notes some criticisms of Social Morality Theory such as how authoritarian actions can impact autonomy and individuals losing their moral duties.

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    Activity 1

    Theories & Value Systems

    1. List the rules existing in your community that you consider outdated. 2. Why do you consider these rules outdated?
    3. How would you correct them if you were given the mandate to revise them?

    R.B.Brandt, 1979
    We need to form general theories about something that is right or obligatory. The best way to do this is to study some main theories about normative ethics.

    Theories and Value Systems


    Theory of Social Morality Theory of Personality Virtue

    Theories and Value Systems Theory of Teleological Ethics Deontological Theory

    Utilitarianism

    Egoism

    Principle of Duty

    Principle of Existentialism

    Theories and Value Systems


    Theory (Ethics)

    athymology

    acsiology (Moral Phylosophy)

    ethos (Greek) mores (Latin) means Social order & trad charectors

    Teleology

    Deontology

    social Morality

    Personality Virtue

    Utilitaranisme Egoism

    Esistanlism Prinsiple of Duty

    Social Morality Theory


    Encompasses social taboos to ensure social harmony (The standard used to ensure social harmony). Oblige to the rules created by authority in society. So, the societys need is importance and NOT individuals need. Concerns human beings in relation to other human beings.

    Social Morality Theory - Criticism


    If the authority act authoritarian, it will effect the autonomy. The individual also will loss their moral duties. Cultural relativism will brings conflicts. Etc.

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