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usually divided into
three major fields:
normative ethics,
applied ethics, and metaethics.
Normative ethics discovers and
justifies universal principles that...
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concepts of
right and
wrong conduct.
Ethics may also
refer to:
Ethics, a text on
ethics by
Peter Abelard Ethics (Bonhoeffer book), an
unfinished book...
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Business ethics (also
known as
corporate ethics) is a form of
applied ethics or
professional ethics, that
examines ethical principles and
moral or ethical...
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Virtue ethics (also
aretaic ethics, from Gr**** ἀρετή [aretḗ]) is an
approach that
treats virtue and
character as the
primary subjects of
ethics, in contrast...
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Descriptive ethics, also
known as
comparative ethics, is the
study of people's
beliefs about morality. It
contrasts with
prescriptive or
normative ethics, which...
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Medical ethics is an
applied branch of
ethics which analyzes the
practice of
clinical medicine and
related scientific research.
Medical ethics is based...
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Media ethics is the
subdivision dealing with the
specific ethical principles and
standards of media,
including broadcast media, film, theatre, the arts...
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Kantian ethics refers to a
deontological ethical theory developed by
German philosopher Immanuel Kant that is
based on the
notion that "I
ought never to...
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ethics (also
known as ****
ethics or ****ual morality) is a
branch of
philosophy that
considers the
ethics or
morality of ****ual behavior. ****ual...
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Ethics involves systematizing, defending, and
recommending concepts of
right and
wrong behavior. A
central aspect of
ethics is "the good life", the life...
