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| About the Workbook | |
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| Introduction to the Ethical Process | |
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| Key Characteristics of the Ethical Process | |
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| The Progression of the Ethical Process | |
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| Acknowledging Our Everyday Competence for Engaging in Ethical Reflection | |
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| Experiences with Disagreement | |
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| Facing Disagreement | |
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| Advantages and Disadvantages of Disagreement | |
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| The Dialogical Choice | |
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| Learning through Dialogue | |
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| Starting Points | |
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| The Resources for the Ethical Process | |
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| Q & A Session I | |
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| The First Four Resources for Decision Making | |
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| Sorting Out the Different Resources | |
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| How the Resources Work Together | |
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| Some Inferences from Chapter Two | |
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| Understanding Alternative Points of View | |
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| The Logic of the Ethical Process | |
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| A Background Note | |
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| Tools for the Ethical Process | |
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| Gathering Resources | |
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| Formulating the Question | |
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| Your View | |
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| How to Uncover Value Judgments | |
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| The Alternative View | |
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| Reviewing Observations and Value Judgments | |
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| Uncovering Assumptions | |
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| Using Alternative Arguments to Uncover Your Assumptions | |
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| Imagining a Different World to Uncover the World You Assume | |
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| Reviewing Assumptions | |
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| An Example of Understanding Alternative Points of View | |
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| Q & A Session II | |
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| Developing Alternative Views | |
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| Evaluating Arguments from Different Ethical Approaches | |
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| Background Notes on the Three Ethical Approaches | |
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| The Ethics of Care and the Three Ethical Approaches | |
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| Ethical Approaches, Organizational Resources, and Key Virtues | |
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| Applying the Three Ethical Approaches to Alternative Arguments | |
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| Applying an Ethics of Purpose | |
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| Applying an Ethics of Principle | |
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| Analyzing Types of Justice and Rights | |
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| Applying an Ethics of Consequence | |
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| The Ethical Approaches and the Resources for Making Decisions | |
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| Working with Agreements | |
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| The Modified Proposal | |
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| Developing the Modified Proposal | |
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| Q & A Session III | |
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| Examples of Using the Three Ethical Approaches | |
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| The Ethical Process as an Argumentative Dialogue | |
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| A Storyboard for Argumentative Dialogues | |
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| Mapping Argumentative Dialogues | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| How to Use the Syllogism to Uncover Implicit Value Judgments | |
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| An Argumentative Dialogue on Drug Testing | |