Module 7

is a morality based on the concurrent situation or contextualizing the events or the process before making an ethical conclusion

• Situational Ethics or Modern Form of Ethical Theory

• Utilitarianism

• Deontological Ethics

• Power Ethical Theory

is the normative ethical theory that the morality of an action should be based on whether that action itself is right or wrong under a series of rules

• Utilitarianism

• Deontological Ethics

• In Universality Principles

• Humanity Principles

 is a family of consequentialist ethical theories that promotes actions that maximize happiness and well-being for the affected individual or the basis of morality is from the end result

• Situational Ethics or Modern Form of Ethical Theory

• Deontological Ethics

• Humanity Principles

• Utilitarianism

was coined by Friedrich Nietzsche (pronounced Nicha) believing that the moral thing for a man to grow upright is to achieve his/her power, influence, and/or strength.

• Power Ethical Theory

• Antinomianism

• Nomian Ethics

• The Rational Ethical Theory

from the Greek word meaning, "against" and, "law"

• Deontological Ethics

• Antinomianism

• Utilitarianism

• Nomian Ethics

the father of existentialism who stated that there are no real human beings in this present age because the individual “man” has taken refuge in a bigger collective group or masses

• Karl Jaspers

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Jean Paul

• Victor Frankel

an atheist who believed that God’s existence or non-existence cannot affect man’s freedom. He emphasized that man is intrinsically free and therefore responsible for himself.

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Karl Jaspers

• Jean Paul

• Victor Franke

known for his Logo Therapy. This means that the human person is searching for the meaning of his existence; that he strives to find the meaning of his life and striving for the meaning of existence which serves as a motivation that makes him the will to live

• Victor Franke

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Karl Jaspers

• Jean Paul

opposed the idea of Satre (The Atheist) about the non-existence of God, that, Jaspers recognizes the existence of God.

• Soren Kierkegaard

• Karl Jaspers

• Victor Frankel

• Jean paul

It is a healthy way for man to be with others in the world but not to resign his freedom and possibilities to “others”.

• Heideger

• Heidegger

• Hiedegger

• Hiadegger