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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 0078119200
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-0078119200
  • Author:  Judith A. Boss

In Analyzing Moral Issues, the author continues to combine a moral-issues approach to teaching ethics with a solid foundation in moral theory and reasoning. The 7th edition has been updated with new readings and cases pertinent to the issues of today, including income inequality, racism, freedom of speech, and drug and alcohol use. AMI anchors students’ understanding of ethics in a broad perspective of traditions, including virtue ethics (Aristotelian and Confucian, Buddhist and feminist care ethics), deontology, utilitarianism, and Rawlsian ethics. Using primary source material and cases to illustrate these traditions gives students the opportunity to practice making real-life moral decisions.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Part 1 Introduction to Moral Philosophy
  2. Chapter 1 Moral Theory
  3. Moral Philosophy
  4. What Is the Purpose of Moral Theories?
  5. The Types of Moral Theories
  6. Relativism in Ethics
  7. Moving Beyond Ethical Relativism
  8. Morality and Religion
  9. Universal Moral Theories
  10. Ethical Egoism
  11. Utilitarianism
  12. Deontology: The Ethics of Duty
  13. Rights-Based Ethics
  14. Virtue Ethics
  15. Conclusion
  16. Aristotle, from Ethics
  17. Ayn Rand, from The Fountainhead
  18. Jeremy Bentham, from An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation
  19. John Stuart Mill, from Utilitarianism
  20. Immanuel Kant, from Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysic of Ethics
  21. Immanuel Kant Translated by Thomas Kingsmill Abbott, from 1785 Fundamental Principles Of The Metaphysic Of Morals
  22. John Locke, from Two Treatises of Civil Government
  23. Confucius, from The Analects
  24. Chapter 2 Abortion
  25. Background
  26. The History of Abortion in the United States
  27. The U.S. Supreme Court Roe v. Wade Decision
  28. Abortion and Religion
  29. Methods of Abortion
  30. The Moral Issues
  31. Conclusion
  32. U.S. Supreme Court, Roe v. Wade
  33. Mary Anne Warren, “The Moral Significance of Birth”
  34. Don Marquis, “Why Abortion Is Immoral”
  35. Serrin M. Foster, “Refuse to Choose: Women Deserve Better Than Abortion”
  36. Linda Lowen, “20 Arguments from Both Sides of the Abortion Debate”
  37. James Q. Wilson, “On Abortion”
  38. Case Studies
  39. Part II Analyzing Moral Issues
  40. Chapter 3 Euthanasia
  41. What Is Euthanasia?
  42. The Philosophers on Euthanasia
  43. The Contemporary Debate over Euthanasia
  44. Euthanasia Legislation
  45. Physician-Assisted Suicide
  46. The Hospice Movement
  47. The Moral Issues
  48. Conclusion
  49. Margaret Pabst Battin, “The Case for Euthanasia”
  50. Oregon Health Division, “A Year of Dignified Death”
  51. Brad Wenstrup, “Resolution Before the United States House of Representatives Opposing Assisted Suicide (H. CON. RES. 80)”
  52. John B. Kelly, “Why Assisted Suicide Laws Are More Dangerous Than People Acknowledge”
  53. Ryan T. Anderson, “Commentary on Physician-Assisted Suicide”
  54. Aaron Rothstein, “All Death Is Death Without Dignity”
  55. Case Studies
  56. Chapter 4 The Death Penalty
  57. History of the Death Penalty
  58. The Death Penalty Today
  59. The Death Penalty: Juvenile and Mentally Retarded Offenders
  60. The Medicalization of Executions
  61. DNA Testing
  62. The Philosophers on the Death Penalty
  63. The Moral Issues
  64. Conclusion
  65. U.S. Supreme Court, Gregg v. Georgia (1976)
  66. Hugo Adam Bedau, “Capital Punishment”
  67. Helen Prejean, “Would Jesus Pull the Switch?”
  68. David B. Muhlhausen, “How the Death Penalty Saves Lives”
  69. Matthew Schmitz, “The Death Penalty Is Just and Merciful”
  70. Case Studies
  71. Chapter 5 Drug and Alcohol Use
  72. What Is a Drug?
  73. The History of Drug and Alcohol Use
  74. Legal and Illegal Drugs
  75. Drug and Alcohol Use Today
  76. Drug and Alcohol Use Among College Students
  77. Drugs in Sports
  78. The Disease Model of Addiction
  79. The Moral Model of Addiction
  80. The Philosophers on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
  81. The Moral Issues
  82. Conclusion
  83. Thomas Szasz, “The Ethics of Addiction”
  84. James Q. Wilson, “Against the Legalization of Drugs”
  85. Lynn Scarlett, “On the Legalization of Drugs”
  86. Jeff Berg, “The Logic of Drug Legalization”
  87. Donald J. Trump, “Speech on the Opioid Crisis”
  88. Case Studies
  89. Chapter 6 Feminism, Motherhood, and the Workplace
  90. Feminism
  91. The Philosophers on Women
  92. Motherhood
  93. Women in the Workplace
  94. Sexual Harassment
  95. The Moral Issues
  96. Conclusion
  97. Ruth Groenhout, “Essentialist Challenges to Liberal Feminism”
  98. Linda Hirshman, “Homeward Bound”
  99. Kelly Oliver, “Fifty Shades of Consent: Rape Culture Versus Feminism”
  100. Anita Hill, “Opening Statement: Sexual Harassment Hearing Concerning Judge Clarence Thomas”
  101. Jonathan Andersen, “The Feminine Antidote: Reflections on Masculinity, Patriarchy, and Feminism”
  102. Case Studies
  103. Chapter 7 Freedom of Speech
  104. What Is “Freedom of Speech”?
  105. Limitations on Freedom of Speech
  106. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
  107. Freedom of Speech in Cyberspace
  108. Pornography
  109. Hate Speech as Protected Speech
  110. Speech Codes and Free Speech Zones on College Campuses
  111. The Philosophers on Freedom of Speech
  112. The Moral Issues
  113. Conclusion
  114. John Stuart Mill, from On Liberty
  115. Charles R. Lawrence III, “If He Hollers Let Him Go: Regulating Racist Speech on Campus”
  116. Stanley Fish, “There’s No Such Thing as Free Speech, and It’s a Good Thing, Too”
  117. Alan M. Dershowitz, “Political Correctness, Speech Codes, and Diversity”
  118. Jonathan Marks, “Embarrassing Persistence of Campus Speech”
  119. Traci Yoder, “Free Speech on Campus: A Critical Analysis”
  120. Case Studies
  121. Chapter 8 Racism, Economic Inequality, and Global Justice
  122. Defining the Key Terms
  123. The Philosophers on Racism
  124. The Roots of American Racism
  125. Racism Today
  126. Globalization, Immigration, and Racism
  127. The Moral Issues
  128. Conclusion
  129. U.S. Supreme Court, Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
  130. Lyndon B. Johnson, “To Fulfill These Rights”
  131. Bernard R. Boxill, “The Color-Blind Principle”
  132. Senator Patrick Leahy, “S. Res. 56: A Resolution That the United States Should Remain a Global Leader in Welcoming and Providing Refuge to Refugees and Asylum Seekers”
  133. Stephen Cox, “The Fallacy of Open Immigration”
  134. Joel Newman, “My Favorite Three Arguments for Open Borders”
  135. Case Studies
  136. Chapter 9 War, Weapons, and Terrorism
  137. Background
  138. The Philosophers on War and Terrorism
  139. The Just-War Tradition
  140. Weapons of Mass Destruction
  141. Pacifism and Conscription
  142. The Moral Issues
  143. Conclusion
  144. Jonathan Granoff, “Nuclear Weapons, Ethics, Morals, and Law”
  145. David Luban, “The War on Terrorism and the End of Human Rights”
  146. Brian Michael Jenkins, “Should Our Arsenal Against Terrorism Include Assassination?”
  147. Barack Obama, Remarks President Obama on Common-Sense Gun Safety Reform
  148. Ron Paul, “Conscription—The Terrible Price of War”
  149. Case Studies
  150. Chapter 10 Animal Rights and Environmental Ethics
  151. The Legal and Moral Status of Nonhuman Animals
  152. The Legal and Moral Status of the Environment
  153. The Philosophers on the Moral Value of Nonhuman Animals and the Environment
  154. Animal Farming, Environmental Degradation, and Vegetarianism
  155. Global Warming and Climate Change
  156. Animal Experimentation
  157. The Moral Issues
  158. Conclusion
  159. Peter Singer, from Animal Liberation
  160. Carl Cohen, “Do Animals Have Rights?”
  161. James Garvey, “Climate Change and Moral Outrage”
  162. Al Gore, “Testimony before U.S. House of Representatives on Global Warming and the Climate Crisis”
  163. Case Studies
  164. Glossary
  165. Index

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