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Main Author:	Vaughn, Lewis (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York [u.a.] Norton 2013
Edition:	3. ed.
Subjects:	Ethics Ethik Angewandte Ethik Lehrbuch
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes bibliographical references (p. 749-754) and index
Physical Description:	xix, 775 p.
ISBN:	9780393919288

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adam_text	CONTENTS PREFACE XVII PART 1: FUNDAMENTALS CHAPTER 1 ETHICSANDTHE EXAMINED LIFE THEETHICAL LANDSCAPE 5 THEELEMENTS OFETHICS 6 [; § QUICK REVIEW 7 THEPREEMINENCE O( REASON 7 THE UNIVERSAL PERSPECTIVE 7 THE PRINCIPLE O( IMPARTIALITY 8 THE DOMINANCE O( MORAL NORMS 8 RELIGION AND MORALITY 9 BELIEVERS NEED MORAL REASONING 9 WHEN CONFLICTS ARISE, ETHICS STEPS IN 9 [; § CRITICAL THOUGHT: ETHICS, RELIGION, ANO TOUGH MORAL ISSUES 10 MORAL PHILOSOPHY ENABLES PRODUCTIVE DISCOURSE 10 SUMMARY 12 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 12 READINGS FROM WHAT IS THE SOCRATIC METHOD? BYCHRISTOPHER PHILLIPS 13 FROM THE EUTHYPHRO BYPLATO 16 FROM COMMON-SENSE RELIGION BYDANIEL C.DENNETT 19 CHAPTER 2 SUBJECTIVISM, RELATIVISM, ANDEMOTIVISM SUBJECTIVE RELATIVISM 23 [; § QUICK REVIEW 23 [; § ]UOGE NOT? 24 3 22 V VI CONTENTS CULTURAL RELATIVISM 25 CRITICAL THOUGHT: "FEMALE CIRCUMCISION" AND CULTURAL RELATIVISM 26 EMOTIVISM 30 SUMMARY 32 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 33 C EADINGS FROM ANTHROPOLOGY AND THEABNORMAL BYRUTH BENEDICT 34 TRYING OUT ONE'S NEW SWORD BYMARYMIDGLEY 37 PART 2: MORAL REASONING CHAPTER 3 EVALUATING MORALARGUMENTS CLAIMS AND ARGUMENTS 43 ARGUMENTS GOOD AND BAD 45 CRITICAL THOUGHT: THE MORALITY OF CRITICAL THINKING 46 IMPLIED PREMISES 49 QUICK REVIEW 49 DECONSTRUCTING ARGUMENTS 50 MORAL STATEMENTS AND ARGUMENTS 53 TESTING MORAL PREMISES 55 ASSESSINGNONMORAL PREMISES 57 QUICK REVIEW 57 AVOIDING BADARGUMENTS 58 BEGGING THE QUESTION 58 EQUIVOCATION 58 APPEAL TOAUTHORITY 59 SLIPPERY SLOPE 59 APPEAL TO EMOTION 59 FAULTY ANALOGY 60 APPEAL TOIGNORANCE 60 43 CONTENTS VII STRAWMAN 61 APPEAL TOTHEPERSON 61 HASTY GENERALIZATION 61 QUICK REVIEW 62 SUMMARY 62 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS /ARGUMENT EXERCISES 62 PART 3: THEORIES OF MORALITY CHAPTER 4 THEPOWER OFMORALTHEORIES THEORIES OF RIGHT AND WRANG 67 MORAL THEORIES VERSUS MORAL CODES 68 MAJOR THEORIES 69 CONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES 69 NONCONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES 70 L2J QUICK REVIEW 71 EVALUATING THEORIES 72 CRITERION 1: CONSISTENCY WITH CONSIDERED JUDGMENTS 73 CONSIDERED MORAL ]UDGMENTS 73 CRITERION 2: CONSISTENCY WITH OURMORAL EXPERIENCES 74 CRITICAL THOUGHT: A 100 PERCENT ALL-NATURAL THEORY 74 CRITERION 3: USEFULNESS INMORALPROBLEM SOLVING 75 QUICK REVIEW 75 SUMMARY 76 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 76 CHAPTER 5 CONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES: MAXIMIZE THE GOOD ETHICAL EGOISM 78 APPLYING THE THEORY 79 EVALUATING THE THEORY 80 67 78 VIII CONTENTS BS§ CAN ETHICAL EGOISM BE ADVOCATED? 82 BS§ QUICK REVIEW 84 UTILITARIANISM 84 APPLYING THE THEORY 88 BS§ PETER SINGER, UTILITARIAN 88 BS§ QUICK REVIEW 89 EVALUATING THE THEORY 89 BS§ CRITICAL THOUGHT: CROSS-SRECIES TRANSRLANTS: WHAT WOULD A UTILITARIAN DO? 94 LEARNING FRAM UTILITARIANISM 94 SUMMARY 95 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 95 R-;EADING ~OM UTILITARIANISM BYJOHN STUART MILL 96 CHAPTER 6 NONCONSEQUENTIALIST THEORIES: 00 YOUROUTY KANT'S ETHICS 102 BS§ CRITICAL THOUGHT: SIZING UR THE GOLDEN RULE 104 APPLYING THE THEORY 106 EVALUATING THE THEORY 106 BS§ THE KANTIAN VIEW OF PUNISHMENT 107 LEARNING FRAM KANT'S THEORY 109 NATURAL LAWTHEORY 109 APPLYING THE THEORY 111 BS§ QUICK REVIEW 111 BS§ CRITICAL THOUGHT: DOUBLE EFFECT AND THE "TROLLEY PROBLEM" 112 EVALUATING THE THEORY 113 LEARNING FROM NATURAL LAW 114 SUMMARY 114 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 115 102 CONTENTS '0 Q EADINGS FRAM FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OF THEMETAPHYSIC OFMORALS BYIMMANUEL KANT FRAM SUMMA THEOLOGICA BYST.THOMAS AQUINAS 125 CHAPTER 7 VIRTUEETHICS:BEAGOODPERSON IX 116 136 THEETHICS OFVIRTUE 136 CRITICAL THOUGHT: LEARNING VIRTUES IN THE CLASSROOM 137 VIRTUE INACTION 138 EVALUATING VIRTUE ETHICS 138 CRITICAL THOUGHT: WARRIOR VIRTUES AND MORAL DISAGREEMENTS 140 THEETHICS OFCARE 141 ~ QUICK REVIEW 141 LEARNING FRAM VIRTUE ETHICS 141 SUMMARY 142 EXERCISES: REVIEW QUESTIONS /DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 143 U EADINGS FRAM NICOMACHEAN ETHICS BYARISTOTLE 144 THE NEED FORMORE THAN LUSTICE BYANNETTE C.BAIER 152 PART 4: ETHICAL ISSUES CHAPTER 8 ABORTION ISSUEFILE:BACKGRAUND 163 [JJ ABORTION IN THE UNITED STATES: FACTS AND FIGURES 164 MA]ORITY QPINION IN ROE V. WADE 166 MORALTHEORIES 166 [2] ABORTION AND THE SCRIPTURES 168 ~ QUICK REVIEW 169 MORAL ARGUMENTS 169 CRITICAL THOUGHT: LATE-TERM ABORTIONS 170 SUMMARY 174 163 X CONTENTS READINGS A DEFENSE OFABORTION BYJUDITH JARVISTHOMSON 175 ON THE MORAL AND LEGAL STATUS OFABORTION BYMARYANNE WANEN 185 WHY ABORTION ISIMMORAL BYDON MARQUIS 194 THE ABORTION DEBATE THAT WASN'T BYWENDY MCELROY 205 THE MORALITY OFABORTION BYMARGARET OLIVIA LITTLE 207 AN ALMOST ABSOLUTE VALUE INHISTORY BYJOHN T.NOONAN JR. 216 VIRTUE THEORY AND ABORTION BYROSALIND HURSTHOUSE 220 CASESFORANALYSIS 226 CHAPTER 9 ALTERING GENES AND CLONING HUMANS ISSUEFILE:BACKGROUND 229 GENE THERAPY: SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 232 MORAL THEORIES 234 CRITICAL THOUGHT: LONGER LIFE THROUGH GENE THERAPY? 235 MORAL ARGUMENTS 235 QUICK REVIEW 237 SUMMARY 237 READINGS GENETIC ENHANCEMENT BYWALTER GLANNON 238 IS GENE THERAPY AFORM OFEUGENICS? BYJOHN HARRIS 242 GERM-LINE GENE THERAPY BYLEROYWALTERS ANDJULIE GAGEPALMER 248 THE WISDOM OFREPUGNANCE BYLEONR.KASS255 CLONING HUMAN BEINGS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THEETHICAL ISSUES PROAND CON BYDAN W.BROCK 272 INSTRUCTION ONRESPECT FORHUMAN LIFE INITS ORIGIN AND ON THE DIGNITY OFPROCREATION BYCONGREGATION FORTHE DOCTRINE OF THE FAITH 283 CASESFORANALYSIS 288 229 CONTENTS XI CHAPTER 10 EUTHANASIA AND PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE 291 THE DEATH OFKARENANN QUINLAN 292 ISSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 292 LANDMARKCOURT RULINGS 294 QUICK REVIEW 295 MORAL THEORIES 295 CRITICALTHOUGHT: DR. KEVORKIANANDPHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE 297 MORAL ARGUMENTS 297 PUBLIC OPINION ANDEUTHANASIA299 SUMMARY 301 READINGS ACTIVE AND PASSIVE EUTHANASIA BY 1 AMES RACHELS 302 THE WRONGFULNESS OFEUTHANASIA BY L. GAY-WILLIAMS 306 FROM VOLUNTARY ACTIVE EUTHANASIA BY DAN W. BROCK 309 FROM IS THERE ADUTY TODIE? BY LOHN HARDWIG 317 EUTHANASIA BY PHILIPPA FOOT 327 KILLING AND ALLOWING TODIE BY DANIEL CALLAHAN 341 THE INTENTIONAL TERMINATION OFLIFE BY BONNIE STEINBOCK 344 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 349 CHAPTER 11 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT ISSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 353 MORAL THEORIES 355 CRITICALTHOUGHT: MEDICATED FORTHEDEATH PENALTY 356 [;FI QUICK REVIEW 358 MORAL ARGUMENTS 360 CRITICALTHOUGHT: DIFFERENTCASES, SAMEPUNISHMENT 361 SUMMARY 362 353 XII 0 CONTENTS READINGS THE UITIMATE PUNISHMENT: A DEFENSE BYERNESTVAN DEN HAAG 363 FROM JUSTICE, CIVILIZATION, AND THEDEATH PENALTY: ANSWERING VAN DEN HAAG BY JEFFREY H.REIMAN 368 A LIFE FORALIFE BYIGORPRIMORATZ 374 AGAINST THEDEATH PENALTY: THE MINIMAL INVASION ARGUMENT BY HUGO ADAM BEDAU 380 WHAT DO MURDERERS DESERVE? BYDAVID GELERNTER 385 IN DEFENSE OF THEDEATH PENALTY BYLOUISP.POJMAN 389 CAPITAL PUNISHMENT BYANTHONY G.AMSTERDAM 399 CASESFORANALYSIS 407 CHAPTER 12 SEXUAL MORALITY ISSUEFILE:BACKGROUND 410 MORAL THEORIES 411 ~ VITAL STATS: SEXUAL BEHAVIOR 411 MORAL ARGUMENTS 412 ~ VITAL STATS: SEX AND RELATIONSHIPS 414 ~. QUICK REVIEW 415 SUMMARY 415 READINGS PLAIN SEX BYALANH.GOLDMAN 416 SEXUAL MORALITY BYROGERSCRUTON 424 WHAT'S WRANG WITH HOMOSEXUAL CONDUCT? BYJOHN FINNIS 431 HOMOSEXUALITY AND LOVE BYMARTHA NUSSBAUM 433 MORALITY AND HUMAN SEXUALITY BYVINCENT C.PUNZO 435 SEXUAL PERVERSION BYTHOMAS NAGEL 441 CASESFORANALYSIS 448 CHAPTER 13 SAME-SEX MARRIAGE ISSUEFILE:BACKGROUND 451 410 451 CONTENTS XIII MORAL THEORIES 452 [;§ DPINION POLLS: SAME-SEX MARRIAGE 453 [;§ VITAL STATS: GAYS, LESBIANS, AND SAME-SEX COUPLES 454 MORAL ARGUMENTS 454 [;§ QUICK REVIEW 455 SUMMARY 455 READINGS ONMARRIAGE BYJONATHAN RAUCH 456 ON GAY RIGHTS BY RICHARD D. MOHR 461 WHAT MARRIAGE ISFOR:CHILDREN NEED MOTHERS AND FATHERS BY MAGGIE GALLAGHER 469 HERECOMES THE GROOM: A CONSERVATIVE CASE (ORGAY MARRIAGE BY ANDREW SULLIVAN 473 GAYMARRIAGE-AND MARRIAGE BY SAM SCHULMAN 476 SAME-SEX MARRIAGE: A DEBATE BY ANDREW SULLIVAN AND WILLIAM BENNETT 482 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 484 CHAPTER 14 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS ISSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 487 [;§ SOME MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES 490 MORAL THEORIES 492 [;§ QUICK REVIEW 492 [;§ CRITICAL THOUGHT: SHOULD PANDAS PAY THE PRICE? 493 MORAL ARGUMENTS 494 SUMMARY 496 READINGS PEOPLE ORPENGUINS BY WILLIAM F.BAXTER 497 THE ETHICS O(RESPECT (ORNATURE BY PAUL W. TAYLOR 501 AREALL SPECIESEQUAL? BY DAVID SCHMIDTZ 516 ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE BYJAMES P. STERBA 524 AMENCAN TERRORISM, ENVIRONMENT-STYLE BY DOUG BANDOW 535 THELAND ETHIC BY ALDO LEOPOLD 536 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 540 487 XIV CONTENTS CHAPTER 15 ANIMAL RIGHTS 543 ISSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 544 CRITICAL THOUGHT: SHOULD WE ABOLISH DOG RACING? 546 MORAL THEORIES 547 CRITICAL THOUGHT: SHOULD WE EXPERIMENT ON ORPHANED BABIES? 549 QUICK REVIEW 550 MORAL ARGUMENTS 550 SUMMARY 552 READINGS ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BY PETER SINGER 553 THE CASE FORANIMAL RIGHTS BY TOM REGAN 563 DIFFICULTIES WITH THE STRANG RIGHTS POSITION BY MARY ANNE WARREN 570 DRAWING LINES BY]AMES RACHELS 576 SPECIESISM AND THE1DEA OF EQUALITY BY BONNIE STEINBOCK 585 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 591 CHAPTER 16 POLITIEAL VIOLENCE: WAR, TERRORISM, ANDTORTURE ISSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 595 CRITICAL THOUGHT: PREEMPTLVE WAR ON IRAQ 598 CRITICAL THOUGHT: TERROR1STS OR FREEDOM FIGHTERS? 605 MORAL THEORIES 606 MORAL ARGUMENTS 608 QUICK REVIEW 612 SUMMARY 613 READINGS RECONCILING PACIFISTS AND TUST WAR THEORISTS BY]AMES P.STERBA 614 AGAINST "REALISM" BY MICHAEL WALZER 622 THE CASE FOR1RAQWAR 11BY BURTON M. LEISER 633 1RAQIWAR II:A BLATANTLY UNJUST WAR BY]AMES P. STERBA 640 FROM THE MORALITY OF TERRORISM BY HAIG KHATCHADOURIAN 650 595 CONTENTS XV I CAN TERRORISM BEMORALLY JUSTIFIED? BY STEPHEN NATHANSON 661 L!HE CASE (ORTORTURING THE TICKING BOMB TERRORIST BY ALAN M. DERSHOWITZ 669 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 678 CHAPTER 17 GLOBAL ECONOMIC JUSTICE LSSUE FILE: BACKGROUND 681 MORAL THEORIES 683 [&) VITAL STATS: THE PLANET'S POOR AND HUNGRY 683 MORAL ARGUMENTS 685 QUICK REVIEW 687 SUMMARY 687 READINGS ONJUSTIEE BY JOHN RAWLS 688 THE ENTITLEMENT THEORY O(JUSTIEE BY ROBERT NOZICK 695 WHAT LIBERTARIANISM ISBYJOHN HOSPERS 704 EQUALITY AND LIBERTY BY KAINIELSEN 714 FAMINE, AFF1UENEE, AND MORALITY BY PETER SINGER 721 LI(EBOAT ETHIES BY GARRETT HARDIN 727 OBLIGATIONS TOFUTURE GENERATIONS BY M. P. GOLDING 733 CASES FOR ANALYSIS 742 GLOSSARY 745 FURTHER READING 749 ANSWERS TO ARGUMENT EXERCISES 755 INDEX 757 681
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