Question Q.2EthicsGS1
A: While traditional ethics is focused on notion of justice, fair allocation and obligations, ethics of care emphasises maintaining connectedness and promoting care. Which of the above two ethical perspectives is more suitable for guiding ethical decision making in the context of public services. Explain your position with suitable example.
Introduction
Traditional ethics refers to following the ideas of justice, fair distribution of resources, and obligations to guide actions.
18 words
Main Body
Ethics of care is more person-oriented approach where empathy and compassion values guide the behaviour focusing on the connected ness and care promotion.
Traditional ethics for guiding ethical decision making in the context of public services:
Providing justice to vulnerable sections of society
Reducing inequality
Promoting equal opportunity for all
Fulfilling one's obligation to society
— Aditya Agarwal
59 words2 paragraphs4 bullet points
Answer continues on next page
- Clear distinction between two ethical perspectives
- Relevant application to public services context
- Identifies key principles of traditional ethics
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Topper
Aditya Agarwal
Subject & Paper
EthicsGS1
Topic
Ethics
Traditional Ethics vs Ethics of Care
Ethical decision making in public services
Writing Stats
77
Total words
2
Paragraphs
4
Bullets