Ethics

Abortion Ethics Many pro-life advocates claim that abortion is taking the life of a child that could have an impact on the world. This all comes down to one question: whose life is more important– the woman’s, or the fetus’s? This question can’t be answered in one simple sentence. Instead, Read more…

Q1. Where did the Aryans come from? Ans: The Aryans came from the Caspian Sea region. Q2. When did the Aryans come to India? Ans: The Aryans came to India around 1500 BC. Q3. Where did the Aryans settle first in India? Ans: The Aryans settled in the area covering Read more…

Living in a modern world people often have to face with a number of moral and ethical dilemmas that disclose their readiness to act. Each person, sooner or later, will have to make an important choice and take responsibility for an essential decision. The problem is that the choices and Read more…

Some objects of civilisation or some utilitarian things when become old acquire cultural char­acter. The tools and implements of the primitive communities are also the symbols of culture. Vari­ous articles such as pots, vessels, ornaments, coins, weapons, tools, etc., found in excavations reveal the culture of the ancient people. An Read more…

Morality vs. RealityThe story “Battle Royal” is the key in understanding and seeing the relationship between morality and reality. The characters in this story, namely the grandfather and his grandson, reveal to us their individuality, principles, morals, and ethics doing so they unfold a map that reveals their mental reality. Read more…

The last principal is justice which isdeals with the concept of fairness that is the distribution of burdens, risks,chances and benefits. Several elements need to be considered by the researcherwhen doing their research. All the participants need to be treated with equalrespect and concern where the benefits of the research Read more…

Harper Lee’s novel To Kill a Mockingbird is set in a fictional Southern town Maycomb during the Great Depression. The narrator Scout Finch describes Maycomb as “tired” and “old” (Lee, 1998, p 6). The main character says, “A day was twenty-four hours long but seemed longer” (p 6). In this Read more…

EBay is an online company that allows people to buy and sell goods online. It offers no restrictions on the kind of goods offered on its site. People can buy anything offered on the site. The lack of company restrictions on what is for available for sale raises an ethics Read more…

In David Wallace’s article “Consider the Lobster,” Wallace’s talks about people’s morals on consuming lobsters, asking if the choice is righteous. Wallace discusses the Maine Lobster Festival where many people have attended and have over 25,000 pounds of fresh-caught lobster each year using different methods on how to kill the Read more…

18th November, 2010 The Chief Engineer, Telephone Exchange, 2, Judges Court Road, Kolkata – 700 027. Subject: Complaint about delay in repairing the Internet line Dear Sir, With due regard to your efforts to ensure quality service in our area, I have some misgivings. It is my firm conviction that Read more…

The Roman law The Roman law was successfully codified to be in line with the roman customs. The coded form became one of the most valuable cultural heritages in medieval Europe, because it shaped the laws. The initial customary laws were efficiently transferred from one generation to another but created Read more…

(1) Hindu Criminal Law: Mayne in his well known treatise on criminal law has in strong words recognised the greatness and soundness of the Hindu System of Criminal Law. The known history of India starts after the settlement of Aryans in this country. In course of time Aryan society developed Read more…

Socrates was a Greek Athenian philosopher who was known for his contribution to western philosophy. His students, Xenophon and Plato, accounted for most of his work in some of their dialogues and writings. He is credited for his contributions in ethics. In the dialogue, ‘Theaetetus’, Socrates gets into a serious Read more…

Nietzsche believes in several aspects that lead to slave morality. The aspects include industrial Revolution, Christianity, democracy, enlightenment, strength of humans and equal coexistence that contribute to slavery morality (Plato 21). Master morality according to Nietzsche came in existence because the society was dominated by the ruling class. The author Read more…

Noble cause corruption entails actions which are considered bad according to societal ethics and illegal constitutionally; however, they are done with good or noble intentions. Law enforcing institutions are prone to committing noble cause corruption due to the nature and demands of the institution (Delattre 201). This is a threat Read more…