Social philosophy

Numerous ethical principles, such as religious injunctions, personal virtue, and distributive justice prove that keeping our manager will positively affect our reputation, productivity, and overall bottom line of sales for SkyHawks. The ethical philosophy that our team at SkyHawks believes in is what should manage and guide our employees. This can affect their morale and loyalty, along with our customers in the community. We are dedicated to conducting our business with the highest standards of…

morals is an individual’s judgment of what is right and wrong based on religion or their personal biases, while ethics on the other hand is principles of right conduct which is practical and non-subjective. Ethics promotes fairness in terms of any social and business interactions. For example, a catholic student committing pre-marital sex can be categorized morally wrong. In contrast, a principle stealing money from the school that he is supposed to be regulating can be an ethical problem. In…

Question 2 Since the beginning of philosophy love has been the subject of many pieces of writing. Thomas Merton’s Love and Need, Plato’s Symposium, and Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit, include thoughts on pivotal ideas regarding love. Some of the thoughts described in these pieces are common among the three, however each piece presents a unique idea not common to the other. Thomas Merton’s Love and Need begins with a criticism of the term “falling in love”. He says that this expression implies a…

of behavior between humans. Through this code we learn right from wrong, we learn not to harm others, and we learn that respect is key when it comes to dealing with human relationships. Essentially this code of behavior teaches us how to respond in social situations and it is expected that we follow it. People learn these rules from experience, from their friends and family, from the media, and through a variety of other sources. One of these predominant sources includes religion, namely…

History Name Professor Institution Course Date Question 1: Miguel De Unamuno's The Tragic Sense of Life The Tragic sense of life by Miguel De Unamuno is an essay based on philosophy, which was written in 1912, and the author was a philosophy professor. In his view, it is evident that Unamuno's perspective of life embraces self-contradiction and has strong beliefs in the rejection of logical perception. In his style, one can deduce that unlike the usual philosophers who are always calm…

Plato did not solve the problem of the ONE and MANY. Aristotle did so brilliantly. He held that the principles of being are POTENCY and ACT. These two states of being answer the problem of Change as well as that of the One and the Many. Potency and Act divide being in such a way that whatever is, is either pure Act (the ultimate Being, or God), or is composed of potency and act as its primary intrinsic principles (all other beings). For example, Wood has the qualities of wood, hard or soft, from…

1) Culture is a group of community, who shares common belief and experiences which shape the world of their understanding, including political belief, race, religion, national, origin, and gender. Understanding of culture is important, because it can give person to analyze things from different prospective. It also provides opportunity to better understand each other and way of life, which will bring two together. 2) With the invention of writing, there was no need of memory, speech, and rely on…

3.1 Deontological theory Deontological theories can be classification as one of the normative theories which are morally required, banned or permitted. The definition of deontological theories means that people should follow to their obligations and duties when analyzing and ethical dilemma (Shakil. A, 2007) This means that people should uphold their duty no matter right or wrong because it is their obligations to another individual and society (Catherine, 2002). It also can be the forms that…

facts define the role of the “passions” in human behavior, which attempt to discern between the appetites and aversions of human choice, which force them to choose between an evil or a good co-existence with their fellow human beings. Keke’s (2012) philosophy also supports the contention that human beings tend to behave in malevolent ways (in a secular observation) yet Hobbes choses to view the dualism of good and evil through omnipotent power of God. In this manner, the…

Friedrich Nietzsche has many influential theories, and different views, thoughts, or perspectives on his writings. He was one of the great thinkers of the nineteenth century and still continues to be the object of many debates with his not-so-mainstream views of reason, power and governance. Nietzsche, greatly influenced views of various realms of society, including anything from religion to politics. His background (where he came from, how he influenced the world and in turn how the world…