RELG 271 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Deontological Ethics, Martha Nussbaum, Physical Abuse
23 Aug 2017
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Michael ignatif: rights sexual moral revolution. Should/ought, words where we"re making some sort of judgement or. Human flourishing: imminent, has to do with the future. Vulnerability: susceptibility to harm, being open to wounding/danger (direct def. Curse (goodin- makes us create institutions to deal with this, macintyr. Choice (brown: we choose whole-hearted living, we choose courage. or discernment efinitions) tyre, turner: pushes back against ask. Choice (brown: we choose whole-hearted living, we choose courage. negative element, treats it as a decision) Change (gehlen: human beings come into world unfinished, have task. Potential for change is part of human life; culp: can mean devastation success) Open to the dangers of our environment and conscious of our precarious c. Pervasive, fundamental, shared, and something we cannot ever entirely avo. Speaks in some way to openness to wounding. Largely negative aspect: lack of control, basic condition of human life is the going to come at us and we have to respond to this.
