ETHICAL DIMENSIONS OF LANGUAGE USE

SREEDEEPAK D
AKASH. U
BALAJI . S
MOHAMMAD THANWEER. S
LOGESH . S
MURJITHA BEGUM.A
ELAKIYA.V
 ETHICS

Through creative and constructive thinking, Language Ethics considers how to advance
our understanding of the human commonalities of moral and linguistic capacities and the
challenge of linguistic difference and societal interdependence.
Ethics is a branch of philosophical study
that deals with issues of right and wrong,
fairness, and justice. It is a moral code
that individuals live by. Ethics can be
thought of as a collective set of principles
that are influenced by the culture of a
region, a nation, or the global community.
When committing your voice to the public sphere, you are faced with a series of ethical
considerations—from the language you use and the ideas you amplify to the way you
build your argument and credit others’ ideas. Ultimately, ethics in public speaking is about
using the power of our language honestly, thoughtfully, and responsibly.
WHICH LANGUAGE OF ETHICS
The term "ethics" is etymologically derived from the
Greek, "ethos" which means "custom" or habit.
Relation to human behavior, habits, and human
character as a whole.

The meaning of "ethos" also belongs to the Latin

word "mores," from which the word "moral" is
derived.
 ETHICAL USE OF LANGUAGE

First, ethical communication is that which does not unfairly label one thing or another based on personal
bias. So, in addition to choosing “public housing” over “the projects,” an ethical speaker will choose terms
that steer clear from intentional bias.

The Ethical Dimension means investigating the rationale behind events, how it
has changed our cultures, and, if we now regard the rationale as in the wrong,
how to avoid making the same mistakes.
Why is ethical dimension important?
The ethical dimension encourages a
need for meaningful historical
accounts that can help students
make either an implicit or explicit
ethical judgement.
What is the ethical dimension of human life?

The Ethical Dimension of Human Existence Value

Ethics, generally speaking, is about matters such as
the good thing that we should pursue and the bad
thing that we should avoid; the right ways in which
we could or should act and the wrong ways of
acting. It is about what is acceptable and
unacceptable in human behavior.
DEFINITION OF
ETHICAL LANGUAGE

Ethical language uses words, terms and phrases from normal

language, but they normally do not have the same meaning.
Words such as; 'good' have a variety of meanings in the normal
everyday use, but also have several different meanings when
used in moral philosophy.
ETHICAL AND Ethical communication refers to
passing information between two
ACCURATE parties in a manner that is accurate,
LANGUAGE truthful, and acceptable. Ethical
communication values honesty,
transparency, and respect when passing
information so that the recipient will
clearly understand what is going on.
MORAL AND ETHICAL DIMENSIONS

moral and ethical dimensions of

information system

These issues have five moral

dimensions:

information rights and obligations,

property rights and obligations,
system quality, quality of life, and
accountability and control.
Good conclusion of ethics

In conclusion, ethics is certainly one of the most

important requirements of humanity. Furthermore,
without ethics, the world would have been an evil
and chaotic place. Also, the advancement of
humanity is not possible without ethics. There must
be widespread awareness of ethics among the youth
of society.