Ethics
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Rachels - Relativism and subjectivism
Notes on James Rachels 'The Elements of Moral Philosophy', ch 2: 'The Challenge of Cultural Relativism'
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Harman - The nature of morality
PopularNotes on Gilbert Harman's 'The Nature of Morality'
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Notes and analysis - Ethics
This is a comprehensive document which covers in detail the three key normative positions in Ethics (Virtue Ethics, Consequentialism, Deontology), the key thinkers associated with them as well as topics in Meta-Ethics (Relativism, Realism, Reasons, Free-Will, Biology). It is an amalgamation of my own notes from reading as well as lectures from the past five years. 
 
For each topic, I outline the key claims involved as well as giving in-depth analysis of them. I highlight the most important obj...
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JL Mackie - Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong
Notes on JL Mackie's error theory in Chapter One of 'Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong'
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Ethics
Notes on four key texts in meta-ethics, including Mackie's 'error theory', Harman and Rachels.
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Michael Smith - Moral realism
Notes on Michael Smith's chapter 'Moral Realism' in 'The Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory'
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Ethics and Principles - Study Guide and Document
Ethics comes from the Greek word ethos, which means customs, behaviours or habits. 
Therefore, ethics simply is the study of what it means to do the right thing. Moreover, it is a major branch of philosophy that deals with having the right behaviour and leading a good life.
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Business law and ethics
Business law and ethics