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'''Note:''' From this perspective, ethics differ from morality, which is a system and codification of requirements (standards and rules) governing human conduct, requirements characterised by their universality and by a restraining effect. Nonetheless, ethics, morality and law are closely interdependent. | '''Note:''' From this perspective, ethics differ from morality, which is a system and codification of requirements (standards and rules) governing human conduct, requirements characterised by their universality and by a restraining effect. Nonetheless, ethics, morality and law are closely interdependent. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:23, 21 November 2023
A theory aimed at determining what is good, both for the individual and for society as a whole.
Other definition: A critical reflection on the aims and foundations of human action (including expressed values) and a guiding of human conduct through questioning, discussion and the proposing of guidelines, rather than the imposing of rules.
Note: From this perspective, ethics differ from morality, which is a system and codification of requirements (standards and rules) governing human conduct, requirements characterised by their universality and by a restraining effect. Nonetheless, ethics, morality and law are closely interdependent.