Ethics is the study of morality and helps guide our actions and define our values. The document discusses infanticide among the Eskimo people, who would kill unwanted children, especially girls or disabled offspring, because they did not want to waste resources or were too poor to care for more children. However, the author believes infanticide is unethical because infants are people too who develop awareness, so killing them is equivalent to killing a person and is therefore immoral.
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Ethics is the study of morality and helps guide our actions and define our values. The document discusses infanticide among the Eskimo people, who would kill unwanted children, especially girls or disabled offspring, because they did not want to waste resources or were too poor to care for more children. However, the author believes infanticide is unethical because infants are people too who develop awareness, so killing them is equivalent to killing a person and is therefore immoral.
Ethics is the study of morality and helps guide our actions and define our values. The document discusses infanticide among the Eskimo people, who would kill unwanted children, especially girls or disabled offspring, because they did not want to waste resources or were too poor to care for more children. However, the author believes infanticide is unethical because infants are people too who develop awareness, so killing them is equivalent to killing a person and is therefore immoral.
Ethics is the study of morality and helps guide our actions and define our values. The document discusses infanticide among the Eskimo people, who would kill unwanted children, especially girls or disabled offspring, because they did not want to waste resources or were too poor to care for more children. However, the author believes infanticide is unethical because infants are people too who develop awareness, so killing them is equivalent to killing a person and is therefore immoral.
Ethics is the philosophical study of morality, which refers to beliefs
concerning right and wrong, good and bad, include judgments, values, rules, principles, and theories. Ethics helps guide our actions, defines our values, and gives us reasons for being the persons we are. I think the reason for infanticide among the Eskimo people is that they want to dispose unwanted children. They don't want to waste their food or money on weak or disabled offspring, or even baby girl. They regard girls as unproductive consumers who do no hunting and leave their homes as soon as they become useful in other ways. Additionally, Eskimo families also kill their infants because they are poor, don't have enough conditions to raise more kids and cannot even take care for themselves. So is 'Infanticide' unethical? I think the answer is 'yes'. Infants are people too. They need 9 months 10 days to form the body, and they also have awareness about the world themselves. The action of killing an infant is equivalent to the action of killing a person. Therefore, it is immoral and unacceptable.
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