Seminar 13

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XNU11

Humanities

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How and when do we learn to ethically evaluate our actions? Think of when a child learns ethics. Are their stages? When are we responsible and are their activities that help us become responsible?

Required Books

Aristotle, The Nichomachean Ethics

Martha Nussbaum, The Fragility of Goodness

Sophocles, Antigone, Oedipus Rex, Oedipus at Colonus


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Describe the five stages in more detail. How do the influences of morality change in each stage? How does responsibility? Am I responsible for actions in which I act spontaneously? For instance, is Oedipus responsible for killing his father?

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Running head: ETHICALLY EVALUATING ACTIONS

Ethically Evaluating Actions
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ETHICALLY EVALUATING ACTIONS

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Ethically Evaluating Actions
For thousands of years, there have been disagreements on what makes one course of
action right or wrong. Despite the differences, there has been some consensus on how and when
individuals learn to evaluate their actions ethically. On the question of how one widely accepted
model of ethical decision making recommends that one needs to follow six stages when
evaluating an activity. The steps are knowledge stage, identification stage, evaluation stage,
selection stage, assessment stage, adaptation stage (Lapsley, 2018).
The knowledge stage involves acquiring knowledge of the particular situation that needs
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