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Narrative Engagement: An Alternative Approach to Moral Development and Transformation


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TitleNarrative Engagement: An Alternative Approach to Moral Development and Transformation
Publication TypeJournal Article
Year of Publication2004
AuthorsPainter-Morland, Mollie
JournalTeaching Ethics: The Journal of the Society for Ethics across the Curriculum
Volume5
Issue1
Pagination1-21
Date PublishedFall 2004
PublisherSociety for Ethics Across the Curriculum
Publication Languageeng
ISBN Number15444031
Keywordseducation , Pedagogical Materials , PHILOSOPHY , PROFESSIONAL ethics
Abstract

The author discusses recent trends for professional organizations to develop regulations that codify the "moral consensus" of a group of professionals, and for these codes to be used as the basis for the ethics education of their students. The author argues that a much more nuanced approach to ethics education should be taken. She identifies the limitations associated with deontology and utilitarianism in moral education and proposes an alternative strategy of moral development and transformation that relies on a poststructralist, narrative approach to help students of different moral loyalties and orientations develop their own sense of moral identity and imagination.

Notes

Cover Date: FALL 2004.Source Info: 5(1), 1-21. Language: English. Journal Announcement: 42-1. Subject: DEONTOLOGY; EDUCATION; ENGAGEMENT; MORAL DEVELOPMENT; MORAL EDUCATION; NARRATIVE; UTILITARIANISM. Update Code: 20090226.

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