This video introduces the following: Moral Theory, Normative Ethics, Consequentialism and Utilitarianism, Deontology and Kantianism, and Virtue Ethics. Sample Discussion Prompt: What moral theory do you gravitate to? What do you think is the most important thing to consider when evaluating the morality of an action? Sample study guide prompt: Name and describe the three main families of moral theories. Give an example of each. Relate these to the structure of human action. Suggested readings: ·

Virtue Ethics Explained. An introduction to Virtue Ethics, the moral theory that focuses on character traits. Instead of asking "what should I do?", it asks "what kind of person should I be?" Is developing a virtuous character the key to living a good life? This is part of my series on normative ethics. Follow for more! #virtueethics #aristotle #philosophy #character #ethics | Philosopher Games

How does data shape the way sexual health services are delivered? Swinburne researcher Caitlin Learmonth looks at what happens when people fall outside ‘normative’ data categories – like those in non-monogamous relationships – and how health systems can respond more equitably. Watch Caitlin explain her research this #SocialSciencesWeek. | Swinburne University of Technology

4.2K views · 51 reactions | A quick introduction to Normative Ethics, the field of philosophy that explores general principles for how we should act. It's the foundation for the three main families of moral theories. This is Part 1 of our series on moral philosophy. Follow for Part 2! #ethics #normativeethics #philosophy #morality #learn | Philosopher Games | Facebook