Ethical Process : An Approach to Disagreements and Controversial Issues

About the Work Book vii Introduction to the Ethical Process 1(10) Key Characteristics of the Ethical Process 2(1) The Progression of the Ethical Process 3(1) Acknowledging Our Everyday Competence for Engaging in Ethical Reflection 4(1) Experiences with Disagreement 5(1) Facing Disagreement 6(1) Advantages and Disadvantages of Disagreement 7(1) The Dialogical Choice 8(1) Learning through Dialogue 9(1) Starting Points 10(1) The Resources for the Ethical Process 11(10) Q & A Session I 11(2) The First Four Resources for Decision Making 13(1) Sorting Out the Different Resources 14(4) How the Resources Work Together 18(1) Some Inferences from Chapter Two 19(2) Understanding Alternative Points of View 21(25) The Logic of the Ethical Process 22(1) A Background Note 23(1) Tools for the Ethical Process 24(1) Gathering Resources 25(2) Formulating the Question 27(1) Your View 28(1) How to Uncover Value Judgments 29(2) The Alternative View 31(1) Reviewing Observations and Value Judgments 32(1) Uncovering Assumptions 33(4) Using Alternative Arguments to Uncover Your Assumptions 37(2) Imagining a Different World to Uncover the World You Assume 39(1) Reviewing Assumptions 40(1) An Example of Understanding Alternative Points of View 41(1) Q & A Session II 42(2) Developing Alternative Views 44(2) Evaluating Arguments from Different Ethical Approaches 46(25) Background Notes on the Three Ethical Approaches 50(2) The Ethics of Care and the Three Ethical Approaches 52(1) Ethical Approaches, Organizational Resources, and Key Virtues 53(1) Applying the Three Ethical Approaches to Alternative Arguments 54(1) Applying an Ethics of Purpose 55(1) Applying an Ethics of Principle 56(2) Analyzing Types of Justice and Rights 58(1) Applying an Ethics of Consequence 59(1) The Ethical Approaches and the Resources for Making Decisions 60(1) Working with Agreements 61(1) The Modified Proposal 62(1) Developing the Modified Proposal 63(1) Q & A Session III 64(2) Examples of Using the Three Ethical Approaches 66(5) The Ethical Process as an Argumentative Dialogue 71(6) A Storyboard for Argumentative Dialogues 72(2) Mapping Argumentative Dialogues 74(2) Conclusion 76(1) Appendix One How to Use the Syllogism to Uncover Implicit Value Judgments 77(6) Appendix Two An Argumentative Dialogue on Drug Testing 83