Several philosophers have suggested that we can offer ethical explanations of the supervenience relation (Kramer 2009, Ch. 10; Olson 2014, §5.1, Scanlon 2014, 38ff; other philosophers, such as Dworkin 1996 and Blackburn 1998, 311 also appear committed to this idea).
Ethical explanations centered on executive greed and hubris, a lack of corporate social responsibility, situation ethics, and get-it-done business pragmatism.
This attitude group rather supports the "legal-ethical explanation" of informal payments.
Similar to Group 2, the attitudes of this group correspond with the "legal-ethical explanation" of informal payments.
To clarify the definition of ethics and ethical dilemmas, a one-page explanation, "Recognizing an Ethical Dilemma", written by the principal investigator, was part of the invitation (see Appendix).
If these critics are right, it is not clear that the non-cognitivist has an especially compelling explanation of ethical supervenience.
All the patients assigned the informed consents approved by local ethical committee after complete explanation about the surgery that was given by the operating surgeons themselves.
The theory of the affects serves Spinoza's ethical naturalism by introducing explanations of ethical concepts, most importantly the concepts of good, evil, and perfection, in psychological terms.
However, Sidgwick points to an important idea: that we expect there to be a 'rational explanation' for any ethical fact.
In a recent TIME magazine article, journalist Fareed Zakaria proffered a simple explanation for our ethical deterioration: "America's success has made it sclerotic".
The collapse of biological and evolutionary explanations of logical and ethical values implies the same collapse in the case of aesthetic value.
