Moral Analysis Two Overview

For the milestone submission, revise your Deontological (Nonconsequentialist) Ethical Theory Moral Analysis essay on the basis of the instructor’s comments and peer review.

Also write a Milestone 2 report in Microsoft Word document, which addresses how you went about completing the work.

Submission Specifications

• A zipped folder named LastnameFirstinitial_M2_Submission_Revision_PHI1010.zip that includes:
  • Deontological (Nonconsequentialist) Ethical Theory Moral Analysis in a Microsoft Word document named LastnameFirstinitial_M2_Submission_MoralAnalysis_PHI1010.doc that includes:
    • Revised 750-word (minimum) report
    • MLA formatted content, citations, and reference list
    • Review all comments and suggestions made by your instructor.
    • Incorporate your instructor’s suggestions into your Deontological (Nonconsequentialist) Ethical Theory Moral Analysis essay.
    • Make sure your moral analysis is clearly written. It should not contain grammatical or spelling errors.

    • Reward, Punishment, and Vigilantism

      1You will study different theories of justice and learn the differences between the retributive theory of justice and the results (utilitarian) theory of justice. You will also learn the differences between retribution and revenge.

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      Ethics Theory II—Nonconsequentialist

      2You will study Act Nonconsequentialist theory, Kantian ethics, and Divine Command theory.

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      Ethics Theory II—Rule Nonconsequentialist

      3You will study Act Nonconsequentialist theory, Kantian ethics, Divine Command theory, and Ross’ prima facie duties theory.

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      Ethics Theory II—Kant and Prima Facie Theories

      4You will compare and contrast Kantian ethics with Ross’ prima facie duties theory.

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      Life and Death

      5You will explore how different ethical theories apply to topics such as suicide and humanitarian intervention in defense of innocent people.

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      Capital Punishment

      6You will explore ethics and capital punishment from myriad perspectives.

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      Arguments Against Capital Punishment

      7You will explore abolitionist arguments.

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      War

      8You will learn about just war theory, moral realism, and pacifism.

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      Suicide

      9You will learn about different theories regarding the morality of suicide.

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      Ethics Theory III—Happiness and Personal Awareness

      10You will learn about Eudaimonia.

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      Ethics Theory III—Human Excellence

      11You will learn about the doctrine of the mean and Aristotle’s theory of virtue ethics.

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      Ethics Theory III—Delphi and Reason

      12You will study what is wisdom and what is the difference between wisdom and intelligence?