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1. www.criticalthinking.org › files › SAM_EthicalUnderstanding the Foundations of Ethical Reasoning

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   The development of ethical reasoning abilities is vitally important—both for living an ethical life and creating an ethical world. In this miniature guide, we set out the foundations of ethical reasoning. Our aim is to introduce the intellectual tools and understandings necessary for reasoning through ethical issues and problems in an

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2. ethics.org.au › truth-and-honestyTruth & Honesty - Ethics Explainer by The Ethics Centre

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   Nov 10, 2022 · So, pragmatist truth is in a sense malleable; it, like the scientific method it’s closely linked with, sees truth as a useful tool for understanding the world, but recognises that with new information and experiment the ‘truth’ will change. Ethical aspects of truth and honesty Regardless of the theory of truth that you subscribe to, there ...

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   What is ethical truth?

   • This is to understand ethical truth. Aristotle, just like Socrates and Plato before him, recognized the attainment of such wisdom to be the ultimate goal of the intellect. From this perspective it might be said that ‘ethical truth’ – truth that yields wisdom about how to live – is truth in its fullness.

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   What is virtue ethics?

   • Virtue Ethics is an ethical theory that places emphasis on the character of the moral agent. It is distinct from other ethical theories, such as utilitarianism and deontology, because it focuses on the development of the individual's character and understanding of the virtues that make up good character.

   Ethical Theories: Virtue Ethics, Utilitarianism, and Deontology

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   What is truth in philosophy?

   • In philosophy, truth is anything but simple and weaves itself into a host of other areas. In epistemology, for example, philosophers interrogate the nature of truth by looking at it through the lens of knowledge. After all, if we want to be truthful, we need to know what is true.

   Truth & Honesty - Ethics Explainer by The Ethics Centre

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   What are the different ethical theories?

   • Each theory provides a unique perspective on ethical decision-making, and understanding their differences and similarities can help people navigate complex ethical issues. This article explains the differences between three ethical theories: virtue ethics, utilitarianism, and deontology.

   Ethical Theories: Virtue Ethics, Utilitarianism, and Deontology

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4. philosophynow.org › issues › 149What Is Truth? | Issue 149 | Philosophy Now

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   Ethical Truth. Historically, it is through philosophy that the axiological has been rationally examined. The word ‘philosophy’ itself is derived from two Greek words, philia and sophia. Philia means ‘love’, sophia, ‘wisdom’, hence philosophy can be defined as ‘love of wisdom’.

5. philosophy.institute › ancient-medieval › ethicalThe Ethical Philosophy of Socrates: Virtue as Knowledge

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   Let’s dive into the ethical philosophy of Socrates and explore how this understanding of virtue as knowledge can lead to ethical living and self\-mastery. The premise of virtue as knowledge At the heart of Socratic ethics lies the bold assertion that an understanding of virtue is synonymous with having knowledge.

6. www.philosophos.org › ethical-theories-virtueEthical Theories: Virtue Ethics, Utilitarianism, and Deontology

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   May 18, 2023 · Virtue Ethics is an ethical theory that places emphasis on the character of the moral agent. It is distinct from other ethical theories, such as utilitarianism and deontology, because it focuses on the development of the individual's character and understanding of the virtues that make up good character. This theory holds that a good and moral ...

7. open.ocolearnok.org › ethics › chapterWhat is Ethics? – Introduction to Ethical Thinking

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   Ethics is more than just fact-learning, or a “history of ideas”. It is different from chemistry, mathematics, languages, theology etc. It is unique. Sure, it is important to learn some facts, and learn what others believed, but a successful student needs to do more than simply regurgitate information.

8. link.springer.com › article › 10Wisdom, Understanding and Knowledge: A Virtue-Theoretic ...

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   Mar 16, 2012 · Reaching understanding is one of our central epistemic goals, dictated by our important motivational epistemic virtue, namely inquisitiveness about the way things hang together. Understanding of humanly important causal dependencies is also the basic factual-theoretic ingredient of wisdom on the anthropocentric view proposed in the article. It appears at two levels. At the first level of ...