Ethical Lenses - Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
WEBOverview. This ethical lens focuses on moral rules, rights, principles, and duties. It tends to be more universalist than other kinds of ethical theories—that is, the rules/principles are usually intended to apply to the majority or all possible cases.
4.11 Summary of Ethical Lenses – Leading the Way: A Path ... - TESU
WEB4.11 Summary of Ethical Lenses. We have here surveyed four fundamentally different approaches to ethics that focus on different things: consequences; duties and actions; character; and relationships. Within each of these different approaches, there are different lines of thought.
A Framework for Ethical Decision Making
WEBSix Ethical Lenses. If our ethical decision-making is not solely based on feelings, religion, law, accepted social practice, or science, then on what basis can we decide between right and wrong, good and bad? Many philosophers, ethicists, and theologians have helped us answer this critical question.
WEBThe Ethical Lens Inventory (ELI) is a tool to help you answer those questions and to help you become more aware about your own values. As you understand what values are important to you, you will discover your preferred approach to solving ethical dilemmas. The ELI will identify your natural ethical home.
Thinking Ethically - Markkula Center for Applied Ethics
WEBIn addition to getting the facts, resolving an ethical issue also requires an appeal to values. Philosophers have developed five different approaches to values to deal with moral issues. The Utilitarian Approach
Ethical Lenses – Applied Ethics Primer
WEBAs you read about the different lenses (and, indeed, the concepts of ahimsa and rights) you will notice that some of the theories offer different views about who or what should be considered when we make ethical decisions.
WEBme is often going to be inconclusive.This review aims to aid ethical decision-making by describing the possible ways of thinking about wo. k as offered by philosophical ethics. It identifies eig. t lenses, none of which represent the‘right’ or ‘wrong’ ways of making decisions in the workplace, but offer di.
Reflections on the Ethical Lenses – Applied Ethics Primer
WEBReflections on the Ethical Lenses. We have surveyed four distinct approaches to ethics that focus on different things: consequences; actions (and duties); character (and virtues); and relations. Within each of these approaches, there are various lines of thought.
Ethical Perspectives - Business Ethics Resource Center
WEBAn ethical perspective is the lens an individual uses to view a problem. Each person has such a perspective, whether or not they realize it. There are a variety of theories you can use when figuring out an ethical decision.
Business Through an Ethical Lens - AACSB
WEBMay 9, 2017 · Baird argues that every person views the world through one of four ethical perspectives, or “lenses.” The ELI gives students a way to determine which lens most represents their own outlook. It also helps professors delve into ethical principles without having to teach students complex philosophical treatises on …
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