The possibility of an ethic in alternate realities. An academic activity
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https://doi.org/10.5377/ryr.v0i46.5505Keywords:
Moral judgment, Black Mirror, Rick and Morty, alternate worldsAbstract
There is no doubt that the work of forming new professionals is an increasingly complex task, especially when what is sought to be taught is about behavioral ethics and decisions that may be taken in the future. This article shows the results of an academic exercise carried out with undergraduate students from a private Mexican university, which although it was an activity with the objective of developing the moral judgment of its participants, ended up giving a nuanced and interesting reflection on the possibility of ethics in alternate realities. Although the fulfillment of their central hypothesis may be questioned, the conclusions reached by the students are worthy of being shared in this article.
Reality and Reflection Year 17, No 46, July-December 2017; 22-33
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