Most important that these moralities must be fundamentally different not just in details. ETHICAL ABSOLUTISM: The thesis that there is one and only one correct morality. ... IMMORALIST: A person who rejects the ultimate claims of morality. ... MASTER MORALITY: A morality that takes self-realization as primary. SLAVE MORALITY: A morality that takes duties and obligations as primary, not aspiring for anything more. ...
This is the "good" of ethics and morality. 1. ... We cannot serve two masters, so we serve the One God that has taught us right from wrong. 3. ... The laws of God and man really seem to run parallel, as to the ethics and morality of living within the confines of our universe. ... To sum this all up ethics, with morality is doing a good thing for all people. ...
However, Chaucer's main purpose for the tales is to portray the existence of morality and the lack thereof in his time. Chaucer first introduces us to his feelings of man's morality in the Prologue. ... Within this vastness in personalities, many examples of morality and immorality take place. For instance, the lack of morality can easily be found within the miller, "a master-hand at stealing grain." ... Because of this majority, Chaucer's mocking nature toward man's morality becomes more apparent. ...
Moral Dilemmas of Celia, A Slave Melton McLaurin's book Celia, A Slave is the account of the trial, conviction, and execution of a female slave for the murder of her master in 1855. ... The first of the main characters we are introduced to is Celia's master, Robert Newsom. ... Although it was generally accepted as being morally wrong for a slave master to sexually abuse a slave, Robert Newsom seems to view her as his property, to do with as he pleased rather than as a human being. ... Regardless of whether or not she was a virgin, the constant series of rapes by her master was sure...
