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ETHICS AND MORALITY Basic Ethical Concepts E
ETHICS AND MORALITY Category: Basic Ethical Concepts . E specially in everyday language, the dis- tinction between the terms ETHICS ' and MORALITY ' is not always clear. Even in some questions of good life' are tied to an evaluati- on of what is good and are answered in the form of recommendations how to achieve philosophical texts both are used synony- that goal, norms or principles of moral right- mously, while others seem to draw a clear ness generate imperatives. distinction between them. Historically, the . term ETHICS ' comes from Greek ethos which Today it is common to separate ETHICS into means the customs, habits and mores of peo- three sub-branches: 1.
that goal, norms or principles of moral right-ness generate imperatives. Today it is common to separate ethics into three sub-branches: 1. descriptive ethics, 2. metaethics and 3. normative ethics: 1. Descriptive ethics aims at empirically and precisely mapping existing morality or moralities within communities and is there-
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