PHIL 322 Lecture Notes - Lecture 43: Whistleblower

• School: University of Arizona
• Department: Philosophy Main
• Course: PHIL 322
• Professor: ALL

Document Summary

Ct differs from standard theory by 1. C2 explicitly requires the whist blower to be a voluntary participant in the organization 3. C3 requires moral wrong, not harm or justification 4. The complicity theory makes explicit something implicit in the standard theory. Now ct avoids all three paradoxes with its differences from the standard theory. The complicity theory clearly requires more of the whistleblower than the standard theory does. Requires not only that the whistleblower be justified in her beliefs about the organization"s wrong doing and her part in it, but also that she be right about them.