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Ethics and college student life : a case study approach / Kenneth A. Strike, Pamela A. Moss.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Strike, Kenneth A.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- College students--United States--Conduct of life.
- College students.
- United States.
- Conduct of life.
- Ethics--United States.
- Ethics.
- Moral education--United States.
- Moral education.
- Physical Description:
- viii, 280 pages ; 24 cm
- Edition:
- Third edition.
- Place of Publication:
- Upper Saddle River, N.J. : Pearson/Prentice Hall, [2008]
- Summary:
- This unique "hands-on" guide uses a highly effective case approach to explore specific, reality-based examples of the complex, controversial, and difficult ethical issues that students face on college campuses today-e.g., plagiarism, racism and hate speech, date rape, alcohol abuse. Then, through thought-provoking questions and critical discussions, prods readers to explore their own positions, notions, and opinions, and to justify their stances. It shows them how five important ethical principles can be used to think through these problems and to solve them in ethical dialogues. Academic Integrity, Grading, and Cheating. Tolerance, Diversity, and Hate Speech. Privacy and Dialogue. Loyalty, Friendship, and Community. Sex, Relationships, and Power. Drinking and Living the Good Life. On Getting a Life. Religion, Relativism, and Dialogue. For college students and anyone interested in ethics.
- Contents:
- Can We Think About Ethics? 1
- Using Case Studies to Think About Ethics 1
- Some Ethical Principles 3
- A Sample Case Study Analysis 5
- Case 1.1 The File 5
- Issues 6
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Case 6
- For Further Inquiry 9
- 2 Academic Integrity, Grading, and Cheating 12
- Case 2.1 Cheating 12
- Issues 14
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Case 15
- Examples of College and University Codes on Academic Dishonesty 19
- Additional Cases 22
- Case 2.2 The Tutor 22
- Case 2.3 Time Crunch 23
- Case 2.4 TakeNote: Help or Hindrance? 23
- Case 2.5 A Question of Plagiarism 24
- Case 2.6 There Isn't Enough to Go Around 25
- Additional Materials 28
- 3 Tolerance, Diversity, and Hate Speech 32
- Case 3.1 Hate Speech 32
- Issues 35
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Case 38
- Working Out Solutions 40
- Examples of College and University Codes Regarding Hate Speech 41
- Additional Cases 44
- Case 3.2 The Canon 44
- Case 3.3 Self-Segregation 45
- Case 3.4 Cafeteria Friendships 47
- Case 3.5 Long-Lost Friend 48
- Case 3.6 Consciousness-Raising 49
- Case 3.7 The Christmas Party 51
- Case 3.8 Racism or Self-Sabotage? 52
- Case 3.9 One of "Us," or One of Them"? 54
- Case 3.10 Oreo Intellectual 55
- Case 3.11 Erase the Hate 57
- Case 3.12 The Locker Room Closet 58
- Case 3.13 Watch Your (Body) Language 60
- Additional Materials 66
- 4 Privacy and Dialogue 75
- Two Cases: Invading Personal Space 75
- Case 4.1 Incompatibility 75
- Case 4.2 Different strokes 76
- Issues 78
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Cases 79
- A Theory of Privacy 81
- Working Out Solutions 83
- Examples of College and University Codes on Privacy 85
- Additional Cases 87
- Case 4.3 The Assignment 87
- Case 4.4 Raided! 89
- Case 4.5 Searching 90
- Case 4.6 Smooching in the Lounge 91
- Case 4.7 Telephone Harassment 93
- Case 4.8 Apartment 3-G 94
- Case 4.9 Noise Pollution 95
- Case 4.10 Smokers' Rights? 96
- Case 4.11 Porn Assignment? 97
- Case 4.12 Cutting 98
- Case 4.13 Now Entering the Blogosphere 100
- Case 4.14 Public or Private Space? 101
- Additional Materials 103
- 5 Loyalty, Friendship, and Community 106
- Two Cases: United We Stand? 106
- Case 5.1 Loyalty Test 106
- Case 5.2 Group Guilt 108
- Issues 110
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Cases 112
- Working Out Solutions 115
- Additional Cases 116
- Case 5.3 Hazing 116
- Case 5.4 Sharing Secrets 117
- Case 5.5 Ratting: A Roommate's Dilemma 118
- Case 5.6 Secret Abuse 119
- Case 5.7 School Spirit 120
- Case 5.8 Stand By Your Man? 121
- Case 5.9 Flamed? 123
- Additional Materials 127
- 6 Sex, Relationships, and Power 131
- Case 6.1 Seduction or Rape? 131
- Issues 134
- Different Perspectives on Sexual Ethics 135
- The Bonder 138
- The Aesthete 139
- The Bonder and the Aesthete in the Media 141
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Case 143
- Examples of College and University Codes Governing Sexual Behavior 143
- Additional Cases 147
- Case 6.2 Pregnant! 147
- Case 6.3 Best Buddies 148
- Case 6.4 Cheating 149
- Case 6.5 Dating in the Age of AIDS 150
- Case 6.6 Sexual Harassment I 151
- Case 6.7 Sexual Harassment II 152
- Case 6.8 The Affair 153
- Case 6.9 First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage... 155
- Case 6.10 You've Got (Hate) Mail 156
- Case 6.11 Athletes, Rape, and Spin 157
- Additional Materials 161
- 7 Drinking and Living the Good Life 166
- Case 7.1 The Drinking Survey 166
- Issues 170
- Autonomy and Self-Control 171
- Moderation 178
- Examples of College and University Codes on Drinking and Drug Use 181
- Additional Cases 182
- Case 7.2 Alcohol and the Real Me 182
- Case 7.3 Sorry, I Was Drunk 183
- Case 7.4 A Friend in Need 184
- Case 7.5 Stoned Sex 185
- Case 7.6 High Performance 187
- Case 7.7 Alcohol: A Fatal Attraction 188
- Additional Materials 190
- 8 On Getting a Life 194
- Two Cases: What Is College For? 194
- Case 8.1 Finding Herself 194
- Case 8.2 Choosing a Career 195
- Issues 197
- Applying Ethical Principles to the Cases 199
- Working Toward Solutions 200
- Additional Cases 211
- Case 8.3 Who Do You Think I Am? 211
- Case 8.4 Divorce Aftermath 212
- Case 8.5 Whose Life Is It, Anyway? 213
- Case 8.6 Where Do I Belong? 214
- Case 8.7 A Good Job 216
- Case 8.8 Working Woman 217
- Case 8.9 Who's Supposed to Take Care of Me? 219
- Additional Materials 222
- 9 Religion, Relativism, and Dialogue 227
- Three Cases: "I Believe..." 227
- Case 9.1 Thus Saith the Lord 227
- Case 9.2 After Me, Please 228
- Case 9.3 Let's Talk 228
- Questions in Moral Epistemology 230
- Plato's Progress 231
- Absolutism and Relativism 234
- Tolerance and Dialogue 239
- The Importance of Moral Dialogue 241
- Problem: Unified Housing at Brighton College 245
- 10 For Further Reflection: Additional Cases 249
- Case 10.1 Out with the Old 249
- Case 10.2 Overloaded 250
- Case 10.3 Performance Anxiety 251
- Case 10.4 What Was That Again? 252
- Case 10.5 Special Treatment 254
- Case 10.6 It Isn't Really Stealing 255
- Case 10.7 Fender Bender 256
- Case 10.8 The Hacker 257
- Case 10.9 Rent Battle 258
- Case 10.10 Suicidal? 259
- Case 10.11 With Charity Toward All 260
- Case 10.12 Contemporary Social Problems: Who Cares? 261
- Case 10.13 Freedom of Religion? 263
- Case 10.14 Yes, Master 264
- Case 10.15 What's Wrong with That Girl? 265
- Case 10.16 A Second Chance? 266
- Case 10.17 The Ethics Textbook That Wasn't PC Enough (Or Was It?) 267.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the James Hosmer Penniman Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 9780132343312
- 0132343312
- OCLC:
- 122291719
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