This might seem promising: the point of the embezzling bank manager case might seem to be that there would need to be some non-ethical difference between cases natural or not in order for there to be an ethical difference in the bank manager's actions.
In Japan, in particular, notwithstanding the presence of major confusion in treatment settings, we are currently far from a consensus of opinion on the ethical differences and equivalencies in the withholding and withdrawal of medical interventions.
But perhaps the more interesting question is how profound political and ethical differences find expression in and through a debate over the human body.
Is there no ethical difference between the Shakespeare of Richard III and, say, the Oliver Stone of "J.
This study examines CECs in Japan to identify differences in the ethical judgment of clients and CEC consultants.
To explore international differences in the ethical and legal issues involved, intensivists from Russia, Germany, USA, Singapore and Japan were asked how they would approach such a case.
Feldman et al found important differences in the ethical practices and beliefs of Internists in the USA and China, even amongst those practicing Western medicine and suggested that some basic bioethical principles may be culturally based rather than universal [ 26].
"You feel that there are ethical or moral differences in how the company and you believe the firm should operate; cultural differences; work ethic clashes, and so on," Taylor says.
Finally, we examined differences in the prominence of ethical themes by article/transcript type.
No, there is no ethical difference to be found in how the suffering of the tortured or the collaterally damaged appears.
