JOURNAL ARTICLE

A Peircian approach to professional ethics instruction

Terrence L. Chambers

Year: 2002 Journal:   IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication Vol: 45 (1)Pages: 45-49   Publisher: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

Abstract

The author presents a method for using C.S. Peirce's (1867) three conceptual categories to present a compact historical overview of major ethical theories to PEs (professional engineers) during professional ethics training seminars. The use of this method helps the seminar participant to easily grasp the "big picture" of ethical thought and to discover his or her own place within that picture. The benefit of this is that the participant is then more engaged when discussing codes of ethics and case studies.

Keywords:
GRASP Professional ethics Engineering ethics Information ethics Ethical code Applied ethics Professional development Sociology Psychology Computer science Pedagogy Engineering

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Topics

Ethics in Business and Education
Social Sciences →  Decision Sciences →  Information Systems and Management
Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Philosophy
Ethics in medical practice
Health Sciences →  Health Professions →  General Health Professions

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