Enactive Ethics: Difference Becoming Participation

Toward an expansion of an enactive ethics with the help of care ethics

INTRODUCTION An important and urgent way of widening the scope of embodied and situated approaches to intersubjectivity consists in exploring their implications for ethics1. Cash (2010, 2013) has recently argued for a rethinking of seminal ethical concepts against the background of the idea of socially distributed cognition. Colombetti and Torrance (2009) have proposed an ethics based on an ena...

Ethics and Participation in Natural Resources Protection

Background: Public participation in decisions regarding natural resources is the easiest way to ‎preserve these resources. It seems that having human of conservation ethics of natural resources, ‎has affect on their participation in the preservation of natural resources. This survey research was ‎done to investigate the relationship between conservation ethics of natural resources and ‎particip...

Ethics vs. IT Ethics: Do Undergraduate Students Perceive a Difference?

Do undergraduate students perceive that it is more acceptable to ‘cheat’ using information technology (IT) than it is to cheat without the use of IT? Do business discipline-related majors cheat more than nonbusiness discipline-related majors? Do undergraduate students perceive it to be more acceptable for them personally to cheat than for others to cheat? Questionnaires were administered to und...

Becoming Wikipedian: Transformation of Participation in a Collaborative Online Encyclopedia

The study mentioned in this paper focused on demographics of newsgroups, conversational strategies which asks questions such as “are conversations broadcasted throughout several newsgroups”, “what is the length of messages”, “do newsgroups have FAQs”, and “how often messages are posted,” and interactivity which asks questions such as “how deep is a specific thread” and “how often do posts attem...

The Role of Ethics in Athletic Participation