Difference between revisions of "Moral Definitions"
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Objective - Moral content not influenced by personal feelings or opinions. | Objective - Moral content not influenced by personal feelings or opinions. | ||
Subjective - Moral content based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. | |||
Personal subjectivism - Moral facts exist based on or influenced by pscyhology. | |||
Culture subjectivism - Moral facts exist based on or influenced by cultures and society. | |||
Universal - Moral content applicable to all cases (Universal ethics). | |||
Shared - Moral content applicable to all members of a group (Group ethics). | |||
Individual - Moral content applicable to a particular person (Personal ethics). | |||
Absolute - Moral content has a unique unchanging meaning regardless of perspective. | |||
Relative - Moral content can only be evaluated from a given perspective, changing the perspective can change the meaning and values. | |||
Moral Relativism - Moral facts exist in relationship to cultures. | Moral Relativism - Moral facts exist in relationship to cultures. | ||
Morality - Dealing what is considered to be good/evil, or right/wrong in regards to our behavior and ethical considerations. | |||
Revision as of 13:59, 12 July 2018
General moral definitions most commonly used in the GDC:
Objective - Moral content not influenced by personal feelings or opinions.
Subjective - Moral content based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.
Personal subjectivism - Moral facts exist based on or influenced by pscyhology.
Culture subjectivism - Moral facts exist based on or influenced by cultures and society.
Universal - Moral content applicable to all cases (Universal ethics).
Shared - Moral content applicable to all members of a group (Group ethics).
Individual - Moral content applicable to a particular person (Personal ethics).
Absolute - Moral content has a unique unchanging meaning regardless of perspective.
Relative - Moral content can only be evaluated from a given perspective, changing the perspective can change the meaning and values. Moral Relativism - Moral facts exist in relationship to cultures.
Morality - Dealing what is considered to be good/evil, or right/wrong in regards to our behavior and ethical considerations.
