Ethics is what
* Conducting system
* Behavior system
* Moral system
* Functional system
* value system
* Norm system
* Standard system
* Quality system
* Etiquette system
* Protocol system
What is Ethics
•Ethics are a system of moral
principles and a branch of philosophy which defines what is good for
individuals and society.
•Ethics, indicate
the way of behaviouar
anrd
conduct of a person or a group of persons in person him or herself which mean
intrapersonal and any environments viz
house, office, and so on. Ethics has a relationship with customs, tradition,
culture, thought patterns, rule of law, mannerism.
•Achara-samachara,
awatum-pawathum,
charitra-varitra,
honda-Naraka
etc
Ethics
Ethics,
sometimes known as moral philosophy,
is a branch of philosophy that
involves systematizing, defending and recommending concepts of right
and wrong conduct,
often addressing disputes of moral diversity. The
term comes from the Greek word
ethos,
which means "custom, habit". Philosophical ethics investigates what
is the best way for humans to live, and what kinds of actions are
right or wrong in particular circumstances. (Wikipedia
What is ethics
•Simple ethics
•Table manners
•Attire (Way and art of wearing clothes)
•Bodily styles (Punjab sheiks' behavior)
•Marriage ceremonial situations
•Burial ethos (Death customs)
•Religious customs
•Social customs
What is not ethics
•Ethics is not a law or rule or act
enacted by Parliament
•It is not an unbreakable or un-encroachable
conduct or behavior
•It is not a universal or globally
accepted framework
•Role, Duty and responsibility for
•1 The person himself/herself
•2 Society
•3. Workplace/job
•4.Users
•5. Library materials
•6. Education and training
•7. Colleagues. Superiors and juniors
•8. Culture and harmony
IFLA Ethics
•1.Access to
information
•2.Responsibilities towards
individuals and society
•3.Privacy,
secrecy and transparency
•4.Open access
and intellectual property
•5.Neutrality,
personal integrity and professional skills
•6.Colleague and
employer/employee relationship
Sri Lanka Library Association (SLLA)
Ethics
•Responsibility to the profession and
practices
•Responsibility to the professional body
(SLLA)
Five principles of Ethics
•1. Identify what are right and wrong,
good or bad, merits and demerits
•2. Apprehend or grasp them very carefully
•3. Accept them
•4. Comprehend the value of them
•5. Apply or use or practice them
Computer ethics
Later,
it
revealed that the technology (computers, mobiles, ICTs in
general) does
not lead to apply ethics which mean Computer ethics but the raw material
(the
data particularly the information) clearly processed using computers and
technology need ethics which mean “information
ethics” (IE).
The word (IE)coined around in 1990s.
•5. Library materials
•6. Use of information content
•7. Application of tools and equipment
•8. Education and training
•9. Colleagues/ Superiors
and Juniors
•10. Culture and harmony
2 විස්තාරන දැනුම අන්තර්ජාලය මගින් ෙතාරතුරු ෙසා්යා ගත්ෙත්මි
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