Module 2-5 The Ethical and Moral Dimensions of the Production of Science and Technology

What is a branch of Philosophy that seeks a reasoned examination of what customs tells us about how we ought to live?

What is the concern of Ethical Analysis?

What was - what ought to be

What will be - what ought to be

What is - what ought to be

What ought to be - what is

What is the difference between 'ordinary experience' and first level of philosophical abstraction?

The difference between what isn't done (or not valued or believed) and what not ought to be done (or not valued or believed)

The difference between what is done (or valued or believed) and what ought to be done (or valued or believed)

The similarity between what is done (or valued or believed) and what ought to be done (or valued or believed)

The similarity between what isn't done (or not valued or believed) and what not ought to be done (or not valued or believed)

A statement of what is customary as basis for ethical behavior.

Descriptive Ethics

Normative Ethics

Philosophical Ethics

The rendering of ethical judgements, giving advice, and offering of evaluations of what ought or should be.

Descriptive Ethics

Normative Ethics

Philosophical Ethics

The analysis and evaluation of normative judgements and their supporting reasons.

Descriptive Ethics

Normative Ethics

Philosophical Ethics

What do ethical norms specify?

Whether an act is wrong or right

Whether an act is active or passive

Whether an act is unethical or ethical

Whether an act is correct or right

Whether an act is correct or incorrect

What is the analysis and evaluation of normative standards for science.

Philosophical Ethics of Science

Descriptive Ethics of Science

Normative Ethics of Science

Example of Ethical Analysis of Genetic Engineering

Normative Ethical Analysis

Philosophical Ethical Analysis

Descriptive Ethical Analysis

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