Talk:Introduction to Philosophy/What is Ethics
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'Philosophical ethics could be called the study of what is good and bad'? - I would question this as being a definition of Ethics! That 'good' and 'bad' exist by themselves, I find a difficult assumption.
I think a better definition would be "Ethics is the study of how one ought to live,""Ethics is the study of what makes for the best life," or some more eloquently written equivalent. In general I don't see how this page in it's current state is informative. Would anyone object if I began to edit it?
Terrible. Simply too many flaws in the 'introduction' to list.
Introduction to Philosophy: What is Ethics?
[edit source]The heading here correctly says "What is Ethics?"
The link to it, however, says "What are Ethics?"
Also many of the subjects overlap, making it hard to distinguish between the three documents "what is ethics?" "what is ethics" and "introduction to philosophy/what is ethics"
all three of these should be combined or layed out in such a way that there is little or no overlap
Merging content from other Wikibook modules
[edit source]This is part of a clean up campaign, but there are a couple of orphaned modules that appear to have come from this Wikibook. See:
- What is Ethics?
- What is Ethics (note that this is a different page missing the question mark)
When the content of these modules has been added successful to this page, please mark both modules with the cleanup template {{delete|content merged}}. --Rob Horning 15:08, 6 February 2006 (UTC)
review
[edit source]I hope to provide input for content shortly ...--Billymac00 (talk) 19:58, 7 December 2008 (UTC)