Ethics - PRELIM

Cards (23)

  • A culture is defined as a way of life; it is the totality of the social environment in which we conduct our lives.
  • Studies conducted by anthropologists and historians will at test to these cultural diversities.
  • tangible or material culture
  • intangible or non-material
  • Ideal culture is the ways in which people describe their way of life
  • Real culture refers to the actual behavior of people in the society. Culture also have its facets and aspects.
  • different aspects of culture are Norms, Mores, Beliefs, Symbols, Language, Values
  • Cultural norms are the shared, sanctioned, and integrated systems of beliefs and practices that are passed down through generations and characterize a cultural group.
  • Cultural relativism is the view that particular behavior may be judged as morally right if one’s culture approves of it.
  • The customs and practices vary from group to group and may range from belief to rituals on marriage, raising a child, discipline and death, to mention a few.
  • Cultural relativism impulse that cultures are morally infallible. If it approves of an action as morally right or disapproves another as morally wrong.
  • Hinduism belief began in India and is considered to be one of the world’s oldest religions. Their sacred texts are called the Vedas. religion is a matter of practice rather than of beliefs.
  • Samsara is the endless cycle of birth and death.
  • Samsara is supported by the Law of Karma.
  • Buddhism belief has similarities with Hinduism but is different in that believer would have to follow the path of the Buddha (Siddharta Gautama).
  • The central belief of Buddhism is that life is full of sufferings.
  • confucianism is a way of life which is based on the teaching of Confucius.
  • yin (force of darkness) and the yang(force of brightness).
  • Pakikisama or having good public relations is one of the Filipino values that we practice.
  • Hiya or shame encompasses being afraid to do bad things as it may damage one’s reputation in the sight of other people.
  • Amor Propio or pride talks about the personality of a person that mainly gives highlights to the protection of his/her honor or dignity.
  • Utang na loob or reciprocity that talks about returning the receive favor.
  • Respect to elders We can see how Filipinos value respect towards the elderly by using “po” and “opo” and “pagmamano” or putting an elder’s hand to your forehead.