Types of ethical theories

Paper instructions:
Please write a big paper of at least 1500 words on the following list of theories below. Please follow the instructions in the syllabus for writing the big papers.

Which ethical theory is best? Your thesis must state the theory that you will argue is best. You must explain each of the 5 views view in section 2 of your paper using at least one paragraph for each of the 5 views. In section 3, you must critically discuss each of the 5 views (at least one paragraph for each), and argue for your thesis. Try to use examples to explain things. Which theory is most likely to give the right answers about what is morally right or wrong? Do not copy a single word from the Internet. Use your own words, and if you get ideas from somewhere else, you must give a citation to avoid plagiarism.

1. Utilitarianism

2. Kant’s duty-defined morality

3. Aquinas’ natural law theory

4 Aristotles’ virtue ethics

5. You have a choice. Do either the Divine Command Theory or Care Ethics, but not both. (See the PowerPoint on Ethics for these two. You can read about feminist ethics on page 535 in the textbook if you want to get larger ideas that also apply to Care Ethics.)

Types of ethical theories

Paper instructions:
Please write a big paper of at least 1500 words on the following list of theories below. Please follow the instructions in the syllabus for writing the big papers.

Which ethical theory is best? Your thesis must state the theory that you will argue is best. You must explain each of the 5 views view in section 2 of your paper using at least one paragraph for each of the 5 views. In section 3, you must critically discuss each of the 5 views (at least one paragraph for each), and argue for your thesis. Try to use examples to explain things. Which theory is most likely to give the right answers about what is morally right or wrong? Do not copy a single word from the Internet. Use your own words, and if you get ideas from somewhere else, you must give a citation to avoid plagiarism.

1. Utilitarianism

2. Kant’s duty-defined morality

3. Aquinas’ natural law theory

4 Aristotles’ virtue ethics

5. You have a choice. Do either the Divine Command Theory or Care Ethics, but not both. (See the PowerPoint on Ethics for these two. You can read about feminist ethics on page 535 in the textbook if you want to get larger ideas that also apply to Care Ethics.)