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The one universal principle upon which CEE is built is

Critical Ethical Eclecticism (CEE) is critical in that it:

Chapter 13 Critical Ethical Eclecticism

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Critical Ethical Eclecticism (CEE) is critical in that it:
criticizes the methodologies of other moral theories.
criticizes the cultures that do things we do not approve of hear in America
criticizes the assumptions of other theories.
is analytical in its approach to solving moral dilemmas.
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The one universal principle upon which CEE is built is
Bentham's Principle of Utility
Kant's Catergorical Imperative
Roger's Principle of Essential Humanness
Darwin's Principle of Natural Selection
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CEE is eclectic in that it:
advocates that morality can be discovered in any moral system.
throws together moral theories to see what comes of the mix
utilizes features from many moral theories that help resolve moral dilemmas
advocates morality is relative and only an eclectic approach has meaning.
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For a moral theory to be functional it must have a certain number of components or do a # of specific things. How many?
5
3
7
11
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While Kant focuses on intentions and Bentham on consequences, Roger's CEE
opts for a completely different set of considerations
ignores both
intentions impossible to know and consequences are impossible to predict
embraces each
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In association with the Principle of Essential Humanness, Critical Ethical Eclecticism is designed to:
demonstrate the weaknesses of other moral systems.
provide a functional framework for determining what is and is not moral.
provide one with a way to determine what society thinks is moral or immoral
demonstrate that every ethical dilemma can be resolved in a simple manner.