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    This document provides an overview of philosophy and ethics. It defines philosophy as an attempt to build a coherent system of ideas about humanity. Ethics is defined as the systematic study of right and wrong, good and bad. The core subjects of philosophy are outlined as metaphysics, logic, epistemology, and ethics. Ethics has three major areas: meta-ethics concerning truth in ethics, normative ethics on determining moral actions, and applied ethics addressing obligations in situations.

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    Module 1: WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY Module 2: ETHICS

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    This document provides an overview of philosophy and ethics. It defines philosophy as an attempt to build a coherent system of ideas about humanity. Ethics is defined as the systematic study of right and wrong, good and bad. The core subjects of philosophy are outlined as metaphysics, logic, epistemology, and ethics. Ethics has three major areas: meta-ethics concerning truth in ethics, normative ethics on determining moral actions, and applied ethics addressing obligations in situations.

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    GEED 10093: ETHICS

    MODULE 1 & 2: WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY & ETHICS


    2ND SEMESTER | S.Y. 2020-2021
    DATE: APRIL 24, 2021
     Aesthetics / Axiology
    o Philosophy of Art
    TOPIC
    SUB TOPIC HISTORIC ROLE OF PHILOSOPHY
    SUB-SUB TOPIC
    Religion Philosophy Science

    ETHYMOLOGICAL DEFINITION Serve as a


    critique
    Philosopher
     PHILOS (love), SOPHIA (wisdom) [Greek]
    o lover of wisdom RELEVANCE OF PHILOSOPHY

    “Philosophy is wisdom of love.” Past Lived Experience Future


    re-evaluate re-organize
    [Emmanuel Levinas, 1905-1995] re-validate re-structure
    OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
    ETHICS
    Philosophy
     [Greek] ethikos  ethos (habit, custom)
     An attempt to frame a coherent, logical
    It is a systematic approach to understanding,
    system of general ideas of humanity [Hult]
    analyzing, and distinguishing matters of right &
    CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF PHILOSOPHY wrong, good & bad, and admirable & deplorable

    LIVED NORMS / Morality


    STUDY
    EXPERIENCE STANDARD
     [Latin] mos (habit, custom)
    Critical,
    o moris — what people, who live in
    Analytical, I — Thou True
    Systematic, I — Environment Right fellowship think, say or do as the ideal
    Speculative/ I — Unknown Beautiful way of life
    Reflective
    CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK OF ETHICS
    RANDOM TRIVIA WHO AM I HUMAN IDEAL LIFE
    ACTION
    quark – smallest particle
    DNA – smallest particle of tissue

    CORE SUBJECTS OF PHILOSOPHY Nature of Human Means Ends

     Metaphysics / Ontology MAJOR AREAS OF ETHICS


    o Philosophy of Science
    o Philosophy of Religion a) Meta-ethics
     Logic How their truth values can be determined
    o Philosophy of Language
    o Philosophy of Education b) Normative ethics
     Epistemology [same with Logic] Practical means of determining a moral course of
     Ethics action
    o Philosophy of Human Person
    o Philosophy of Politics c) Applied ethics
    o Philosophy of Nature
    What a person is obligated to do in a specific
    situation or a particular domain of action

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