Ethics

• Virtue


  A behavior showing high moral standard
• Bases of Accountability


  • Knowledge
  • Freedom
  • Voluntariness
• Knowledge


  You are a possession of normal mind, you are not insane or totally ignorant, sleepwalking due to somnambulism
• Freedom


  You can exercise your power of choice
• Freedom


  The act you intend to do is a choice between stealing or not stealing, then you must have a freedom should not impaired by an irresistible force or uncontrollable fear
• Voluntariness


  The acts its either intentional or negligent. A voluntarily intended when it's done with the aim, purpose or goal attaining the result
• Factors involved in Voluntariness

  • Ignorance
  • Passions
  • Fear
  • Violence
• Ignorance


  The ''absence of knowledge''
• Types of Ignorance


  • Vincible
  • Invincible
  • Affected
  • Supine and gross
• Passions


  Positive emotions like love, desire, delight and hope
• Fear


  The disturbance of the mind of a person due to an impending danger or harm to himself or love ones
• Violence


  Any physical force exerted on a person by another free agent for the purpose
• Mencius


  Real name Meng Ke, a Chinese Philosopher often described as the ''second sage'' after Confucius
• Mencius was part of Confucius fourth generation of disciples
• Mencius


  Famous for his THEORY OF HUMAN NATURE
• Main Virtues of Confucius

  • Humaneness
  • Rightness
  • Propriety
  • Intelligence
• Confucius


  Real name Kong Qui, a Chinese philosopher, politician, and teacher of the Spring and Autumn period
• Confucius's teachings and philosophy underpin the east Asian culture
• Confucianism


  The main idea is the IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GOOD MORAL CHARACTER