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Name and year of first known law code |
Lipit Ishtar C19thCE |
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Name and year second king |
Hammurabi 1780CE |
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Features of Lipit Code |
If a man enters into another man's orchard and is caught there for stealing he will be put to death. Man's wife vs harlot. If father is living daughter is considered heir. |
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Features of Hammurabi code |
River god and property. Stealing from the temple equals death. Stealing the minor son of someone equals death. Anyone who does not make known that they have received a runaway slave will be put to death. |
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What is the term for an eye for an eye? |
Lex talionis |
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Wisdom literature of Mesopotamia |
Usually father to son or teacher to student. The lord of wisdom was the god Marduk. Hymn to Samash "I will praise the lord of wisdom". No consideration of life after death 'will the righteous man receive no reward! '. |
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Mores wisdom |
Theme of the pious sufferer - Sumerian text called A Man And His God probably composed in Lorsa period. 'My god I would speak to you my tears are excess'. Babylon ion Theodicy between a suffering man and his friend "My wine the life of mankind is too little for satiety can a life of bliss be assured?" |
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Nichomachean ethics |
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Definition of eudaimonia |
Human flourishing |
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Definition of arete |
Meaning virtue |
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Virtue ethics |
The golden mean. A way of living your life that will produce human flourishing. |
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Nichomachean ethics |
Dispositional aspect of human behaviour. Everything we do must be justified by rationale justification must be in terms of the individual's self interest. |
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Define polis |
Society |
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Aristotle |
Humans are by nature social creatures and part of the polis so there is a communal aspect of ethics. What is virtue what is excellence. |
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Ethics of Jesus |
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Do not judge or you will be judged. Plank in your eye hypocrite. |
Matthew 7 |
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The narrow gate and the wide gate. Enter through the narrow gate for the wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction. |
Matthew 7 |
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Love your enemy. |
Mathew 5 |
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Don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing. |
Mathew 5 |
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Forgive others got trespassing or you will not be forgiven |
Matthew 5 |
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Don't hoarde up your wealth 🙅 hoarde up for yourselves treasures in heaven - nobody can serve two masters |
Mathew 5 |
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Do not think I have come to abolish the law. |
Mathew 5 |
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