BCN 1582 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: The Good Life, Ethics In Religion, Macroethics

• School: University of Florida
• Department: Building Construction
• Course: BCN 1582
• Professor: Ravi Shankar Srinivasan

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Expect a discussion about this topic, for the extra credit tour! Quiz 1 is only 5 questions, basic questions, one of them is what is ipat. We are gonna watch a video on a dude named james sullivan, lecture on encironmental ethics and justice. We will get questions from this on quiz 2 and onward! More sustainableoften a comparison between conventional wisdom/prosess and less damage etc. The dictionary says ethical may suggest the involvement of more difficul or subtle ? or rights fairness and equity. Morals often fciewed as product of conduct, etc. Religious ethics, lead to many rules and laws. Views of human nature, buddhism shows no autonomous self. All people have fair share of basic resources, food water, etc. Ethics as a decision tool: identify values that are important, analyze actions or outcomes, frames ethical problems, conflicting values. Social ethics: focused community, think globally versus ethically. Economic ethics: focus on moral foundations, characteristics and stuff!