Ethics Oral Midterm: Quick Study Guide
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First, understand the main ideas: Moral Relativism depends on culture, Universalism applies to everyone, Absolutism never bends, Ethical Egoism serves self-interest, Marcel's openness values others, and Kant treats people as ends, not means. Practice these answers aloud: argue for Universalism using the Chris Watts case, examine Ethical Egoism through Westboro Baptist Church and addiction, and compare Marcel's openness to Kant's duty-based respect for human dignity. When talking with your professor, follow four steps: define the theory, connect it to a case, explain your opinion, and be ready to defend your answer or consider another viewpoint.
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