H4tto Ethics P1 lesson 4

Ethics 
Lesson 4
A/H4tto
2024-2025
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This lesson contains 16 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

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Ethics 
Lesson 4
A/H4tto
2024-2025

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Logical caroussel (QAREPR)
  1. Ask a Question: closed question connected to philosophical content
  2. Answer the question
  3. Give a Reason that fits the combination of the question asked and the answer given.
  4. Give an Example that illustrates the stated reason, as well as makes this reason (more) concrete. 
  5. Give a Critical note
  6. Give a Reflection about the whole conversation:
     - Do you think differently now?
     - What was striking?
     - Did your attitude change concerning the subject that has been discussed?

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De slimste mens

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What did you learn about St. Augustine and Bonhoeffer?

Slide 4 - Open question

Did you come across a situation in which you had to apply agape?

Slide 5 - Open question

Making groups H4d

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Making groups H4e

Slide 7 - Slide

Lesson objectives
You will..
  • discuss and evaluate a dilemma in which agape is applied.
  • create a rule to avoid a certain dilemma
  • understand the key ideas of Kantian ethics
  • be able to explain the difference between categorical and hypothetical imperative
  • analyse and evaluate Kantian ethics

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Cases round 1
Each group has a case that answers the following questions:
  1. What is the most loving thing to do given the situation?
  2. what works in practice?
  3. place the good of people in the centre rather than obeying the rules.

timer
10:00

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Cases round 2
To avoid dilemma's like this:
  1. What rule should we create before hand?
  2. Why this rule?
  3. can we make this an universal rule?
  4. How do we treat people with dignity and respect with this rule?
timer
5:00

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Kantian ethics
Good will 
Having a good intention

Duty
Acting morally according to good regardless of the consequences

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Kantian ethics
The hypothetical imperative commands behaviour for an end. ‘If’: Command is conditional on the desired result.

 The categorical imperative commands us to exercise our will in a certain way irrespective of an end. Categorical, irrespective of any end, deontological


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Slide 13 - Video

Categorical imperative
Hypothetical imperative
Eat less cake
do not kill
tell the truth
go to the gym more
be faithful ot your partner
do not steal
do your homework

Slide 14 - Drag question

Assignment
To do:
- Study page 30-33
- Write an essay (150 words havo 200 words vwo) about Kant's ideas take a stance (whether Kant is right). Use the table on page 33. 

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Name 3 key features of Kantian ethics

Slide 16 - Open question