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Virtual Cheating I: The Wrongness of Cheating

The ethics of traditional cheating do not directly apply to virtual cheating, requiring new moral discussions.
Different moral theories such as divine command theory and legalism approach the ethics of cheating from diverse perspectives.

Panhandling & Free Expression

Banning panhandling raises complex legal and moral questions about individual rights versus societal interests.

Comparative Essays on Hume, Confucianism, and Buddhism

Hume's moral philosophy aligns with Confucian concepts, exploring the interplay of tradition and taste in moral formation.

What ancient Greek and Roman philosophers thought about vegetarianism

Killing animals for pleasure fosters cruelty in humans, suggesting a moral obligation to adopt vegetarianism for the sake of personal character.

We Who Wrestle With God by Jordan B Peterson review a culture warrior out of his depth

Peterson's book serves as a guide through biblical narratives, urging readers to confront reality amidst societal pressures and strive for personal integrity.

Sexism, Inattention, and Moral Responsibility

Gendered expectations in household chores often lead to blame disparities, especially during family gatherings.

Machiavelli For Nice Guys?

Machiavelli highlights that 'nice' people often fail because they adhere too strictly to morality, while the wicked succeed through deceit and manipulation.

How to apply cool-headed reason to red-hot topics - Harvard Gazette

Michael J. Sandel's 'Justice' course re-engages students in moral debates during a time of polarized discourse.

Leadership lessons from 3 timeless philosophers

Ethical reasoning is crucial for leaders in determining strategic objectives, distinct from mere strategy.

How Can I Do the Right Thing?

Goodness is an internal quality cultivated through habits, aligning with Aristotle's virtue ethics that emphasize character over external rules.

Sci-Fi AI: Avoiding the Robot Rebellion

AI rebellions in fiction often stem from mistreatment; ethical AI requires humane treatment to avoid revolt.

Self-forgiveness is more than self-comfort a philosopher explains

Self-forgiveness involves transforming guilt and shame into positive emotions like respect and humility, highlighting its moral significance.

What We Talk About When We Talk About "Personhood": A Critical Review of Menkti's Moral Man

Personhood is fundamentally communal, emphasizing that individual identity emerges from social connections and relationships.

On Divestiture, Steven M. Cahn

Colleges should maintain free inquiry without official stances on unrelated issues to foster intellectual engagement and avoid alienating dissenters.

3 Features of the Personalities of Moral People

Shared moral character integrates self-assessment and external evaluations, revealing traits linked to higher moral behavior.

What We Learn from Paris

The Olympics teach us that excellence in sports does not preclude having a good moral character.
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