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This 3-day lesson will cover justice, moral rights, and utilitarianism in society. Students will define key concepts of utilitarianism, distinguish between justice and morals, identify the common grounds of moral rights, and discuss when torturing suspected criminals could be justifiable versus a violation of justice and moral rights. The goal is for students to understand the relationship between justice and morality in the context of individual and societal rights and interests.

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This 3-day lesson will cover justice, moral rights, and utilitarianism in society. Students will define key concepts of utilitarianism, distinguish between justice and morals, identify the common grounds of moral rights, and discuss when torturing suspected criminals could be justifiable versus a violation of justice and moral rights. The goal is for students to understand the relationship between justice and morality in the context of individual and societal rights and interests.

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PHILO 10: ETHICS

Lesson 3: Justice and Moral Rights

Intended Learning Outcomes

 Know “What is Right?


 Determine the measuring cup of certain action to be right
 Evaluate Mill’s Justice when directed to society’s pursuit for the greatest happiness of the
greatest number

Introduction:

Congratulations! You are now in Lesson 3. From this lesson, you will be able to understand
the relationship of justice and moral in the context of rights. This topic will also evaluate the
inerest of the society’s happiness.

Time Frame: 3 days

Activity

Base from your personal experience, define the two (2) key words of utilitarianism.

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Analysis

What is/are the distinction between Justice and Morals?


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What are the common grounds of the two rights presented?


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PHILO 10: ETHICS

Abstract
PHILO 10: ETHICS
PHILO 10: ETHICS
PHILO 10: ETHICS
PHILO 10: ETHICS

Application

Justice and Morals are two (2) principles presented by Mill. Discuss your stand on the question
below, which both principles: justice and moral rights are violated yet justifiable.

When it is justifiable to torture suspected criminals?


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Congratulation!
You made it.
Be prepared for the next lesson.

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