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1. Introduction to Communication Ethics.
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Reasoning about Communication Ethics.
Definitions.
The Scope of Communication Ethics.
2. Character in Communication and Virtue Ethics.
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Background of Virtue Ethics.
The Art of Communication and Ethics.
Contemporary Virtue Ethics.
Case Application: Comparing Apples to Hammers
Implications for Communication Ethics
3. Duties.
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The Basis for Kant’s Universalism: The Categorical Imperative.
Other Universalistic Ethics of Communication.
Alternatives to Universal Rules Systems.
Modern Trends: Jurgen Habermas and Discourse Ethics.
Case Application: Oskar Schindler, the Righteous Gentile.
4. Consequences.
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Utilitarianism.
Contractualism and Egalitarianism.
Case Application: Surveillance at Sizgie Corporation.
5. Relationships.
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Dialogical Ethics.
Foundations of Dialogical Ethics.
Case Study: The Island Story.
Implications for Communication Ethics.
6. Contemporary Challenges.
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Postmodern Perspectives.
The Feminist Challenge.
Case Application: The Prodigal Child.
7. Ethics in Interpersonal Communication: Relationship and Character.
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The Nature of Interpersonal Communication.
The Ethics of Dialogue in Interpersonal Communication.
Ethical Communication in Interpersonal Relationships: Character Counts.
The Ethics of Self-Disclosure.
Case Application: Should She Tell?
8. Ethics and the Communication of Diversity.
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Elements of Diversity.
Intercultural Communication.
Ethical Stance on Intercultural Communication.
Applications: Tolerance and Diversity.
Case Application: Security and Tolerance.
9. Communication Ethics and Disabilities.
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Ethical Considerations: Our Story.
Ethics and Communicating with Persons with Disabilities.
Applications of Ethical Perspectives.
Case Application: Ethics and “Jerry’s Kids”
10. Ethical Issues in Mass Communication.
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The Field of the Media and Mass Communication.
Overview of Ethical Issues in Mass Communication.
Major Ethical Issues in Mass Communication.
Application of Ethical Principles for Mass Communication.
Case Application: Decisions in Mass Communication.
11. Ethics of Political Communication.
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The Practices of Political Communication.
The Role of Political Consultants.
The Role of Lobbyists.
Framework for Ethical Political Communication.
12. Ethics in Organizational Communication.
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Overview of Concerns in Organizational Communication.
Ethical Issues in Organizational Communication.
Ethical Vantage Points for Issues in Organizational Communication.
Case Application: Good Business or Bribery?
13. Ethics and Communication Technology.
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The Changing Face of Communication and Technology.
The Internet and Web-Based Communication.
Major Ethical Issues in Communication Technology.
Ethical Framework and Communication Technology.
Case Application: Let’s Meet at the Mall After School.
14. Capstone.
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Learning (and Teaching) Communication Ethics: Can It Be Done?
Challenges and Issues for Further Studies in Communication Ethics.
Topic for Reflection: A Personal Code of Communication Ethics.
A Final Word.
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reviewed Communication Ethics on January 08, 2020 Communication Ethics
How English became the Global language ? Crystal argues it's the power no more. The powerful technologies, culture, economy, alongside the British empire in the past, are the key factors of English to dominate the world . The problem with Crystal is that he describes the English language phenomenon regardless of its dangerous consequences on the other languages in terms of the linguistic identity and multilingualism. Moreover, those who argue for the linguistic imperialism position are'naive' and 'ideals, in which they don't realize the new role of English which has nothing to do with the present politics any longer, he argues. Among those who argue against the unethical role English has been playing is Robert Phillipson in his book Linguistic Imperialism 1992. To better understand the other half of the truth it is good to read Phillipson's position.
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