This document discusses the concepts of dilemmas and moral dilemmas. It defines a dilemma as a difficult choice between two undesirable options, while a moral dilemma involves a conflict between moral principles or requirements. Moral dilemmas can occur on a personal, organizational, or societal level depending on who is faced with resolving the dilemma. The document also states that only human beings can act morally or immorally since only humans are rational, autonomous, self-conscious, and part of the moral community.
This document discusses the concepts of dilemmas and moral dilemmas. It defines a dilemma as a difficult choice between two undesirable options, while a moral dilemma involves a conflict between moral principles or requirements. Moral dilemmas can occur on a personal, organizational, or societal level depending on who is faced with resolving the dilemma. The document also states that only human beings can act morally or immorally since only humans are rational, autonomous, self-conscious, and part of the moral community.
This document discusses the concepts of dilemmas and moral dilemmas. It defines a dilemma as a difficult choice between two undesirable options, while a moral dilemma involves a conflict between moral principles or requirements. Moral dilemmas can occur on a personal, organizational, or societal level depending on who is faced with resolving the dilemma. The document also states that only human beings can act morally or immorally since only humans are rational, autonomous, self-conscious, and part of the moral community.
Refers to a situation in which a tough choice has to be made between two or m a more options, especially l e m di more or less equally undesirable ones. Not all dilemmas are moral dilemmas. - Also called ‘ethical dilemmas,’ moral dilemmas are situations in which a difficult choice has to be
m a made between two courses of
l e m action, either of which entails
di transgressing a moral principle. At the very least, a moral dilemma involves conflicts between moral requirements. a.The agent is required to do each of two (or more) o f a actions; re s a t u m a y f e le m b.The agent can do each of e K ral d i m o the actions, but the agent cannot do both (or all) of the actions. of vls e e l e r e a l Th mor s m a i l em d are those experienced and resolved on a personal level.
n a l Since may ethical decisions are
r s o personally made, many, if not Pe mas most of, moral dilemmas fall i l em d under, or boil down to, this level.
refer to ethical cases encountered and resolved by n a l social organizations. This at io a n iz s category includes moral rg m a o l em dilemmas in business, the d i medical field, and the public sector. refer to cases u r a l involving a network of u c t s st r m a institutions and i l e m d operative theoretical paradigms. Only human beings can be ethical
a. Only human beings are
rational, autonomous, ad self- conscious. Only human beings can be ethical
b. Only human beings can
act morally or immorally. Only human beings can be ethical
c. Only human beings are
part of the moral community. references De, Guzman, et.al. 2018. Ethics (Principles of Ethical Behavior in Modern Society). Mutya Publishing, Inc.