Ethics

Welcome to Georgetown! I'm Maggie Little, Director of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics, and this is a MOOC on bioethics. What is bioethics anyway? It's a field that explores challenging...

Invitational Ethics #6 In the previous video I began revisiting the examples of coercive ethics applications. In this video I'll finish revisiting those examples in the light of invitational...

PRESIDENT HUMPHREY-SONNTAG: Ethics First is a grassroots effort to try and educate the people who are in -- working with court reporters in the legal profession. And Ethics First on my Web page and on...

[Darris McNeely] Can ethics be taught? Can ethics be learned? It's a good question. It's asked by people in all sorts of industries, business, churches, all walk of life people study...

Invitational Ethics #5 At the last minute before I recorded this video, an interesting thought struck me, another shocking weakness of coercive ethics. The framework explicitly calls for punishment,...

Invitational Ethics #2 In the previous video, I explained the meaning of the term coercive ethics. In this video, I'll describe a few examples of the applications and results of coercive...

Velcome, my friends, to the podcast on morrality! Hi, it's Stef, it's kind of late, so I'm going to do my first ever evening podcast, and the lighting struck me as sort of...

[Andrew] People make decisions that are unethical that impact us. Most people understand that ethics is important, but when they think of studying it, they conjure up visions of Aristotle or John...

Hi! This is Dixie Vogel from A Fool's Journey. And I want to talk.. about what you need to think about before you read for other people. Okay? This is in my ehm.. teaching yourself tarot-tips...

>>Davis Baird: so i want to start with a kind of uh... hypothetical and of course a phony hypothetical but uh... for me a kind of interesting hypothetical uh... suppose we have been...