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Utilitarianism and Business Ethics
This is a resource designed for OCR Religious Studies: Philosophy, Ethics and Development of Christian Thought. It is specifically aimed at the Business section of Ethics. It considers the way Utilitarianism may view whistleblowing, globalisation and corporate social responsibility and asks students to apply certain business scenarios to Utilitarianism.
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Is good ethics bad business?
This is a resource designed for OCR Religious Studies: Philosophy, Ethics and Development of Christian Thought. It is specifically aimed at the Business section of Ethics. It considers whether ethical behaviour in business is good or bad for it. It also considers whether Kantian ethics and utilitarian approaches are good or bad for business.
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Discussing Business Ethics
This resource is designed for OCR Religious Studies Philosophy, Ethics and Development of Christian Thought. It is for the business ethics section. It considers the ideas of hypocritical window dressing, capitalism and globalisation. It considers how these ideas might link to case studies.
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Conscience Aquinas and Ignorance
This resource is designed for OCR Religious Studies Philosophy and Ethics. It is appropriate for use in the Conscience section in ethics. It explains Aquinas’ concepts of vincibile and invincible ignorance using an example from Aquinas and includes some strengths and weaknesses of Aquinas’ approach.
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Comparing Freud and Aquinas
This resource is designed for OCR Religious Studies Philosophy and Ethics. It is appropriate for use in the conscience section in ethics. It compares what Freud and Aquinas thought about guilt, God and the process of moral decision making.