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Importance of Theories -they explain things -they predict -yung mga inaaral natin ay based sa theories -ginagamit natin to para magjustify (hal. ethical theories na ginagamit din natin for decision making) If the foundation of theory is wrong, then the whole theory is wrong Theory should have: -logical consistency (di dapat kinocontradict sarili nya) -consistency (fits well with established facts) -testability (same result lagi) Personal experiences = prejudices kaya di tayo makarecognize ng ok na theory Types of Statements -1. empirical statements (facts, nagdedescribe, pwede iverify) -2. religious statements (belief, faith) -value statements (3. aesthetic-ganda mo; 4. ethics-bait mo) - 5. Logical statements (statement that can be or cannot be = contingency), can be absurd Ethical theories -descriptive theory -they tell us what to do -(considerations) benefits, outcomes, nature of the act -make sense of human actions -explanations, understanding, justification [1]Erklaren explain (science is about explanation: human action physiologically) [2]Verstehen special class of making sense; understanding; di sya scientific pero basic knowledge nung mga bagay na natututunan sa culture [3]Prediction di predictive ang ethical theories Statement truth claim Sentence can be a question Any claim when stated will have value (Contingency) Tautology true in every possible interpretation Murder intentional, Killing accident (permissible) Absolute Relativism untenable, you cannot sustain it; extreme form of relativism which asserts that all truths are equal and completely dependent upon some external or contextual factors. Most forms of relativism are not this extreme Ethics perspective prescriptive, making decision on certain standards Logic [1]Inductive (Matters of fact, statistics, pattern) [2]Deductive (umulan therefore basa ang lupa) Is Morality Subjective or Relative? Subjective -indeterminate meaning, (ambiguous words-multiple meanings), (vague-unclear) -obscure (definite meaning but you don’t know what it pertains -ambivalent: andami kasing iba’t ibang tingin dun sa tao; di sure pero nilulook forward -kung subjective pseudoquestion ‘to -may homogenous idea -argument stopper sya (pwede iresolve) *We have diff conceptions of what is right and wrong (finite ang value) Justification: (logical or moral) [1]Reason [2]Passion (Act more when you appeal to desire and passion) Moral: judgement, smooth transition between premise and conclusion Ethical Value transcend practices and everything else Value valuable in itself or dahil may something good sa kanya? [1] empirical (true or false) [2] aesthetic (scarcity, effect) [3] moral (sharedness, public truth, life) Reasoning [1] Inductive Reasoning -Reasoning, conclusion not inescapable, conclusion characterized by probability

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  • Importance of Theories

    -they explain things

    -they predict

    -yung mga inaaral natin ay based sa theories

    -ginagamit natin to para magjustify (hal. ethical theories

    na ginagamit din natin for decision making)

    If the foundation of theory is wrong, then the whole

    theory is wrong

    Theory should have:

    -logical consistency (di dapat kinocontradict sarili nya)

    -consistency (fits well with established facts)

    -testability (same result lagi)

    Personal experiences = prejudices kaya di tayo

    makarecognize ng ok na theory

    Types of Statements

    -1. empirical statements (facts, nagdedescribe, pwede

    iverify)

    -2. religious statements (belief, faith)

    -value statements (3. aesthetic-ganda mo; 4. ethics-bait

    mo)

    - 5. Logical statements (statement that can be or

    cannot be = contingency), can be absurd

    Ethical theories

    -descriptive theory

    -they tell us what to do

    -(considerations) benefits, outcomes, nature of the act

    -make sense of human actions

    -explanations, understanding, justification

    [1]Erklaren explain (science is about explanation:

    human action physiologically)

    [2]Verstehen special class of making sense;

    understanding; di sya scientific pero basic knowledge

    nung mga bagay na natututunan sa culture

    [3]Prediction di predictive ang ethical theories

    Statement truth claim

    Sentence can be a question

    Any claim when stated will have value (Contingency)

    Tautology true in every possible interpretation

    Murder intentional, Killing accident (permissible)

    Absolute Relativism untenable, you cannot sustain it;

    extreme form of relativism which asserts that all truths

    are equal and completely dependent upon some

    external or contextual factors. Most forms of relativism

    are not this extreme

    Ethics perspective prescriptive, making decision on

    certain standards

    Logic

    [1]Inductive (Matters of fact, statistics, pattern)

    [2]Deductive (umulan therefore basa ang lupa)

    Is Morality Subjective or Relative?

    Subjective

    -indeterminate meaning, (ambiguous words-multiple

    meanings), (vague-unclear)

    -obscure (definite meaning but you dont know what it

    pertains

    -ambivalent: andami kasing ibat ibang tingin dun sa

    tao; di sure pero nilulook forward

    -kung subjective pseudoquestion to

    -may homogenous idea

    -argument stopper sya (pwede iresolve)

    *We have diff conceptions of what is right and wrong

    (finite ang value)

    Justification: (logical or moral)

    [1]Reason

    [2]Passion (Act more when you appeal to desire and

    passion)

    Moral: judgement, smooth transition between premise

    and conclusion

    Ethical Value transcend practices and everything else

    Value valuable in itself or dahil may something good

    sa kanya?

    [1] empirical (true or false)

    [2] aesthetic (scarcity, effect)

    [3] moral (sharedness, public truth, life)

    Reasoning

    [1] Inductive Reasoning -Reasoning, conclusion not

    inescapable, conclusion characterized by probability

  • -I think therefore(type of expression) I am(conclusion)

    [2] Analog like, something similar

    [3]Moral more or not analogous, sabi ng moral school

    its just a matter of certainty daw

    Standards of Judge

    [1]Relevance of Similarities

    [2]Number of Similarities(Characteristics)

    [3]Degree of Similarity

    [4]Number of primary analogates(experiences)

    (features)(sample)

    [5]Diversity among primary analogates

    [6]Specificity of conclusion(weaker)

    Pagtaas ng disanalogy, pagbaba nung argument

    Consequences not enough to hold moral judgment

    Reasoning (Moral)

    [1] Inductive moral argument (specific to general)

    [2] Deductive bet natin to kasi gusto natin na yung

    moral argument ay perfect or inevitable (general to

    specific)

    Degree of Certainty and Degree of Specificity

    approxat least (bolder,strengthen)

    approxexactly(weaker)

    Aristotle

    -ethics hinges on proper function(purpose, final cause)

    -Happiness = human flourishing

    Virtue

    -someone chosen by a virtuous person(?)

    Virtue ethics is a broad term for theories that

    emphasize the role of character and virtue in moral

    philosophy rather than either doing ones duty or acting

    in order to bring about good consequences.

    Division of Definition

    Deferendum word being described

    Defenient expression used to describe

    Virtuous person do the right action (may moderation

    unlike nung sa vices na puro indulge lang)

    Types of Definition

    [1] Lexical dictionary

    [2] Oxtensive point

    [3] Negative contrast (di ka nagdedefine talaga)

    [4] Analytic/Theoretical logical definition

    [5] Precising measure

    [6] Stipulative not content with dictionary definition

    Student learns, apply, studies

    Virtuous student ka? Valid lang yan kung Virtuous

    student ka rin. (All or Nothing) Pero di ibig sabihin

    perfect ka kasi may room for error ka pa e.

    Virtue walang extremes, tapos pwede may ibat ibang

    meaning

    Bet ng mga tao na makita ang halaga ng purpose ng

    buhay

    Issue of causality (moralhappy or happymoral)

    *Association NOT Causation

    Being moral doesnt really mean that you are virtuous

    (Avoid pain not because you see the good in itdoing

    moral)

    Avoiding consequences leads to seeing purpose.

    Practice compassion compassionate