Right and Wrong
Philosophy · 2nd Year · Moral Philosophy: Ethics and Choices · 2.º Período

Right and Wrong

An introduction to ethical theories and how we determine what is morally right or wrong. Students explore intention versus outcome.

NCCA Curriculum SpecificationsNCCA Philosophy Short Course Strand 6.1Junior Cycle Key Skill: Working with Others

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An introduction to ethical theories and how we determine what is morally right or wrong. Students explore intention versus outcome.

Key Questions

  1. What makes an action good or bad?
  2. Do intentions matter more than results?
  3. Are moral rules universal?

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