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Asian Studies > STUDY GUIDE > ETHICS-1-Module-5-study-guide-Aug-2018 Asian Ethical Frameworks and Religious Conceptions. (All)

ETHICS-1-Module-5-study-guide-Aug-2018 Asian Ethical Frameworks and Religious Conceptions.

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Learning Outcomes After studying the module, you should be able to: 1. Discuss the different sources of moral reasoning of the six Asian ethical frameworks and religious conceptions; 2. Compare an ... d contrast the ethical concepts and principles articulated in these six frameworks; 3. Apply these frameworks in analyzing or evaluating situations and moral dilemma; and 4. Critically reflect on the relevance of these frameworks to your own context. 1.0 Ethics as a Quest for Spiritual Liberation Hindu and Buddhist ethics are oriented by the Indian metaphysical and religious narrative of creation and account of human life. These two religious and philosophical traditions both begin with the human predicament of Samsara, but they diverge in the articulation of the end goal of human life. Hinduism points to the realization of truth and blissful reunification with the absolute being as the final destiny of life. In contrast, Buddhism posits absolute nothingness, the ultimate release from suffering, as the end of the spiritual journey. [Show More]

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