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Terminologies
Basic Terminologies
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Ethics
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Integrity
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Aptitude
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Personal Ethics and Professional Ethics
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Environmental Ethics and Bioethics
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Constitutional Morality and Customary
Morality
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Ethical Competence and Professional
Competence
Conscience
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Moral Intuition
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Moral Reasoning
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Voice of Conscience
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Moral Courage
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Moral Corruption
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Crisis of Conscience
Ethical Principles of Welfare
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Beneficence
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Non-maleficence
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Paternalism
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Autonomy
Examples
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Odanthurai –TN
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Piplantri – Raj
Personalities
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Satish Dawan – SLV
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Satyendra Dubey – IES
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Narendra Kumar - IPS
What is meant by the term
‘constitutional morality’? How does one uphold constitutional morality?
Values
and principles derived from the constitution
ž Educate
ourselves
ž Participate
in democratic process
ž Challenge
unconstitutional practice
ž Support
institutions and individuals
It
is our moral responsibility to uphold CM – Whichever the role that we are
playing
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar had cautioned that employing civil disobedience
within a constitutional democracy equates to endorsing ‘anarchy’. How should
modern democracies navigate the ethical dilemmas posed by civil disobedience
movements that aim to promote social justice against genuine concerns?
Civil Disobedience
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What? - Deliberate and peaceful violation of certain
laws;
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Why? - Perceived injustice
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How? – Protest on railway tracks, blocking highways,
Non-cooperation to authorities, etc
Modern Democracy’s Approach
Protestors
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Grievances – Legislators, Executives, Courts, Social
Media, Elections etc
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Grievances – Serious injustice vs Personal benefit
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Method – Peaceful, avoid destructions (life/property),
Respect others’ rights
Government
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No blind acceptance or suppression
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Empathy, Objectivity, Negotiation
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Ensure Consistency, Impartiality
Right
to dissent and Law and order
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