Despite the implementation of a certain code of conduct and belief system into most individual's everyday lives, the concept of ethics or moral philosophy remains a hazy area, left to be tackled by philosophers and exceptional theorists. The assessment of major ethical systems over the course of the semester has forced me to reevaluate the fundamentals of my own moral philosophy and reconsider the role of ethics as a more average field of thought than I had once considered.

Describes how literature has impacted our society in a great many ways; it reveals of our faults, and our triumphs, assists society in defining our moral values and ethical views. Explores some moral and ethical issues about choice through several short stories: "Sonny Blue's," "Cathedral," and "The Lottery," and two novels as well, "Fahrenheit 451" and George Orwell's "1984".

The strength of our country derives from being a melting pot of so many cultures, beliefs and values. I agree with the author that there will be divergent views and that it may be difficult to arrive at a consensus--that should not stop us from offering Ethics as part of the curriculum.

This is a debate fighting for the life of newborn infants that were born with severe handicaps.

An exploration of the ethics of the statement of the statement "Do good to those who do good to you, and harm to those who harm you" through the philosophical theories of Hobbes and ethical egoism and rational egoism.

Describes a lesson learned in life about ethics and morals. Details a personal experience with shoplifting. Considers the consequences of stealing.

An examination of modern day thought dealing with ethical standards.

Provides a personal view of truth and ethics. Tells a parable related to truth and ethics.

Debates how science conflicts with moral values. Questions if it is possible to make scientific moral judgements.

The availability and conditions of work during the late 19th century.