Applied Ethics: Exploring Ethical Theory in The Medical, Environmental, and Business Fields

Author(s): John Tamilio

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Copyright: 2022

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Applied Ethics is a unique text.  In the first part, Dr. John Tamilio III examines some of the most influential moral theories within the Western tradition, most notably those proffered by Aristotle, Immanuel Kant, Jeremy Bentham, and John Stuart Mill.  He also explores the complex theories that undergird religious ethics, cultural relativism, and a variety of social contract paradigms.  As the subtitle indicates, Tamilio also analyzes some of the more controversial and ubiquitous issues in medicine, business, and ecology.  This book is ideal for undergraduates who are studying ethics for the first and for those who desire a deeper insight into the role ethics plays in contemporary culture. 
 

Introduction

Chapter 1: Beginning the Ethical Sojourn

PART I: Ethical Theory

Chapter 2: Virtue Ethics

Chapter 3: Kantian Ethics

Chapter 4: Utilitarianism

Chapter 5: Religious Ethics

Chapter 6: Cultural/Ethical Relativism

Chapter 7: The Social Contract

PART II: Applied Ethics

Medical Ethics

Chapter 8: Autonomy, Paternalism, Confidentiality, and the Duty to Warn

Chapter 9: Advanced Directives and the Right to Die

Chapter 10: The Abortion Debate

Environmental Ethics

Chapter 11: The Roots of the Environmentalism Crisis

Chapter 12: Ecosystems, Habitats, Pollution, and Greenhouse Gases

Chapter 13: Animal Liberation

Business Ethics

Chapter 14: The Basics of Business Ethics

Chapter 15: Capitalism and the Rights of Workers

Chapter 16: Business and its Costs in the Digital Age

Chapter 17: Continuing the Ethical Sojourn

John Tamilio

Dr. John Tamilio III is a Professor of Philosophy at Salem State University and the Pastor of the Congregational Church of Canton (NACCC).  His research interests include ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, post-modernism (mainly deconstruction), and the poetry of T.S. Eliot.  His undergraduate degree is from Salem State, and he holds graduate degrees from Northeastern University (M.A.) and Andover Newton Seminary (M.Div.).  He earned his Ph.D. at Boston University and conducted post-doctoral work at Harvard University.  A professional musician and internationally published scholar and poet, Tamilio lives in the Boston area with his wife, Cindy. 
 

Applied Ethics is a unique text.  In the first part, Dr. John Tamilio III examines some of the most influential moral theories within the Western tradition, most notably those proffered by Aristotle, Immanuel Kant, Jeremy Bentham, and John Stuart Mill.  He also explores the complex theories that undergird religious ethics, cultural relativism, and a variety of social contract paradigms.  As the subtitle indicates, Tamilio also analyzes some of the more controversial and ubiquitous issues in medicine, business, and ecology.  This book is ideal for undergraduates who are studying ethics for the first and for those who desire a deeper insight into the role ethics plays in contemporary culture. 
 

Introduction

Chapter 1: Beginning the Ethical Sojourn

PART I: Ethical Theory

Chapter 2: Virtue Ethics

Chapter 3: Kantian Ethics

Chapter 4: Utilitarianism

Chapter 5: Religious Ethics

Chapter 6: Cultural/Ethical Relativism

Chapter 7: The Social Contract

PART II: Applied Ethics

Medical Ethics

Chapter 8: Autonomy, Paternalism, Confidentiality, and the Duty to Warn

Chapter 9: Advanced Directives and the Right to Die

Chapter 10: The Abortion Debate

Environmental Ethics

Chapter 11: The Roots of the Environmentalism Crisis

Chapter 12: Ecosystems, Habitats, Pollution, and Greenhouse Gases

Chapter 13: Animal Liberation

Business Ethics

Chapter 14: The Basics of Business Ethics

Chapter 15: Capitalism and the Rights of Workers

Chapter 16: Business and its Costs in the Digital Age

Chapter 17: Continuing the Ethical Sojourn

John Tamilio

Dr. John Tamilio III is a Professor of Philosophy at Salem State University and the Pastor of the Congregational Church of Canton (NACCC).  His research interests include ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, post-modernism (mainly deconstruction), and the poetry of T.S. Eliot.  His undergraduate degree is from Salem State, and he holds graduate degrees from Northeastern University (M.A.) and Andover Newton Seminary (M.Div.).  He earned his Ph.D. at Boston University and conducted post-doctoral work at Harvard University.  A professional musician and internationally published scholar and poet, Tamilio lives in the Boston area with his wife, Cindy.