This method would take current and past customs and laws as data for moral theory, in conjunction with the history and anthropology of custom, the history of systematic theoretical reflection on morality, and the social sciences, which inform us of the probable consequences of attempting to institute this or that new law or custom (E 178 9).
In The Scarlet Plague, London investigated many traditional issues of the literary topos of plague, ranging from a reflection on morality and justice to the contagion and clinical features of the disease.
We use the term Ethics in reference to Purtilo, who states: "Ethics is a systematic reflection on morality: Systematic because it is a discipline that uses specific methods and approaches to examine moral situations and reflection because it consciously calls into question assumptions about existing components of moralities that fall into the category of habits, customs, or traditions".
Marci Evans sums it up best when she says, "Your food choices are not a reflection of your morality, value, or goodness.
Thus, Righteousness is the external expression of morality.
Is this war a reflection of our national morality?
The allegory is a reflection of Renaissance-era morality, but surprisingly it's also an apt metaphor for building the most sought-after electric car in the world from scratch.
Third, voters vote on the basis of their morality and their sense of self, which is a reflection of their moral values.
FOOTNOTES Holly Hunter will play the role of Laura Bush in a free staged reading of Tony Kushner's reflection on political morality and moral relativity, "Only We Who Guard the Mystery Shall Be Unhappy," at 7 p.m. Monday through Wednesday at the New York Theater Workshop.
By using some version of this kind of sieve, we move to a second stage of ethical reflection, namely the stage of morality.
On this approach, reflection on the nature of morality can bring to light structures of practical reason that would not otherwise be salient.
