CMPS 482 (Ethical Analysis) Flashcards

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What are the basics of Deontology?

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18th Century - Thomas Aquinas
1. Universality
2. Based on logical or rational thought
3. People should be the “ends”, not the means to an end
Golden Rule: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”

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What are the basics of Teleology?

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  1. The ends justify the means
  2. Utilitarianism - based on total utility (happiness)
  3. Organize (formalize) with a pro/con list
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Who developed Objectivism and what does it focus on?

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Ayn Rand, the self.

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What is Theism based on?

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Right or wrong

  • Scriptures
  • Congregations
  • Texts
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John Locke’s Labor/Desert theory says what about property?

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Property is a reward for labor

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What does copyright protect?

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Literary, musical, dramatic, artistic, audio, and architectural works

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How long does copyright last?

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Life of author + 70 years OR 120 years after creation

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What are the exemptions to copyright protection?

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Fair use and parody

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What is the one defining factor for whether something can be copyrighted?

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Can it be fixed to a medium? (CD, mp3, VHS) (Performances can NOT be copyrighted, this is why musicians can perform live covers of classic songs without asking permission.)

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What does a patent protect?

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Protects creators of machines, inventions, processes (not mathematical formulas or algorithms) against making, using, or selling said items.

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How long does a patent last?

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20 years from date of filing with PTO

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12
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Patents must be what 3 things?

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  1. Novel
  2. Non-obvious
  3. Useful
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13
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What does trademark protect?

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Symbols

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14
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How long do trademarks last?

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Forever. They are perpetual.

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15
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The First Amendment protects what?

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Free speech

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What types of free speech does the First Amendment protect?

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  1. Print
  2. Assembly
  3. Association
  4. Religion
  5. Media
  6. Protest
17
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The 1st Amendment only truly protects _____ speech.

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objectionable (because no one cares if they don’t object)

18
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The Telecommunications Act of 1996 protected what?

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ISP’s

19
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What does COPA stand for and what did it address in regards to the Telecomm. Act of 1996?

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Child Online Protection Act. It addressed the terminology.

20
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COPA was ruled ______

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unconsitutional

21
Q

CIPA stands for ______

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Children Online Protection Act

22
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CIPA focuses on ______ and is still in effect

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Federal funding

23
Q

Spam is illegal without what?

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A way to unsubscribe