Sentence examples for view of ethics from inspiring English sources

Birnbacher's as well as Leget et al.'s model share the characteristic that they rest upon certain meta-ethical claims, such as a cognitivist view of ethics and the acknowledgement of the fact-value distinction.

Ayn Rand's novel "Atlas Shrugged" was so influential to Ryan's career, and to his view of ethics and society, he said some years ago, that he gave it to his staffers as a Christmas present.

In fact, I think you actually accede to this point about the impact of science when you argue that our research into non-human cognition has altered our view of ethics.

This type of aestheticism is criticized from the point of view of ethics.

These views also provide the foundation for his view of ethics, political philosophy, and the spiritual life.

Narrative ethics provides an alternative view of ethics in which codes of ethics are de-emphasised in favour of a process-based approach.

Despite all the precautions, the cases of Tripsas, Robinson and Albo show how differing views of ethics, a failure to read or remember the fine print and a failure to communicate can lead to embarrassment all around.

Adams' version of a DCT is an account of moral obligations and it must be distinguished from more general "voluntarist" views of ethics that try to treat other moral properties (such as the good) as dependent on God's will.

Moral psychology is of interest to philosophers who hold naturalistic views of ethics because they believe moral values depend in part on features of that psychology; understanding that psychology and how it evolved would give us insight into what the correct moral values are.

One of the first attempts to investigate the views of ethics board members was by Pace et al. (2006) who used telephone and self-administered surveys to study attitudes towards post-trial access.

But the 50 or so graduate students taking Dr. Francis L. Macrina's ethics course at Virginia Commonwealth University are getting quite a different view of research ethics, one that asks troubling questions about professional relationships and how to draw moral lines in the sand if their own careers are at stake.