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Ethics, as a subdiscipline of philosophy also known as moral philosophy, is the branch that examines human actions and behaviors in terms of good/bad, right/wrong, and virtuous/vicious. The theoretical problems developed within this framework and the proposed solutions to these problems reveal the systematic nature of ethical thought. Therefore, it is possible to speak of different approaches within this discipline. For this reason, one of its major subfields is the normative ethics approach.In

In Türkiye, May 25 is observed annually as Ethics Day, and the week encompassing this date is celebrated as Ethics Week. Law No. 5176, which served as the foundation for the establishment of the Public Officials Ethics Board, was adopted by the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye on May 25, 2004. The Board decided in 2008 to commemorate these dates nationwide each year to establish an ethical culture in public service, increase ethical awareness, and monitor ethical practices.【1】Etymological Foun

Akhlaq System is a philosophical work by Nurettin Topçu, known for his contributions to the history of thought and education, which examines ethics from both individual and social perspectives. First published in 1961, the book is currently printed by Dergâh Yayınları. The work aims to analyze classical and modern conceptions of ethics in relation to Turkey’s cultural context.Subject of the BookThe book seeks to uncover the foundations of the moral order (nizam) that shapes the behavior of indiv

The Good Place is a fantasy comedy series produced by the U.S.-based television network NBC, which aired from 2016 to 2020 and explores philosophical and ethical themes through a humorous narrative.Production Information and General OverviewThe series was created by Michael Schur. Comprising four seasons and a total of 53 episodes, it reimagines life after death through a fictional afterlife system. The main cast includes Kristen Bell as Eleanor Shellstrop, Ted Danson as Michael, William Jackson

Cultural relativism is a theory that asserts a person’s behavior, thoughts, and perceptions are dependent on and relative to the culture in which they live; that values and standards emerge from and are specific to the culture from which they arise; and that no meaningful or universal method exists for judging other cultures. According to this approach, morality is cultural and all judgments are ethnocentric. The theory argues that no absolute values or principles exist by which a society or cul

Communication ethics is a concept that denotes behaviors aligned with the principles of accountability, honesty, fairness, respect, and transparency in communication processes among individuals, groups, institutions and media. Ethical principles constitute a set of normative rules that regulate the roles of both content creators and recipients in communication. Communication ethics applies to all forms of communication—verbal, written, visual and digital—and carries significance in safeguarding

Morality of Revolt is a philosophical work by Nurettin Topçu, known for his contributions to thought and education, which examines the relationship between the individual and society on a moral foundation. First published in 1965, this work is currently published by Dergâh Yayınları. The book consists of texts in which the author attempts to explain his moral theory through the concept of “revolt”.Subject of the BookThe work addresses the moral responsibility of the individual and their position

Davam - Ne Yaptıysam Allah Rızası İçin Yaptım (My Cause- I Did Everything for Allah's Acceptance) is a personal and ideological account by Necmettin Erbakan, a figure in Turkish political history, summarizing the ideas, Islamic worldview, and political struggle he upheld throughout his life. The book is autobiographical in nature and conveys the author’s vision of a life and political approach centered on seeking the pleasure of Allah. It was published in 2025 by Yenidevir Publishing.Subj

OriginMüeddep is derived from the Arabic word muʾaddab مؤدّب, which itself originates from the Arabic root ˀdb. In Arabic, this term is formed from adab أدب, meaning "manners, education, etiquette", and refers to a person who is well-mannered, cultured, and refined.Areas of UseEveryday Language: Used to describe respectful, well-mannered, and cultivated behavior.Literature: Preferred for depicting characters’ moral qualities, politeness, and conduct within society.Social Life: Used to describe i

Today, artificial intelligence is more than just a tool for data processing algorithmic computation and technical advancement; it is creating a multifaceted transformation that challenges fundamental aspects of human life culture ethical values and social relationships. In this context the phrase “unencoded values” emphasizes that human experiential emotional and social heritage cannot be captured by algorithms and digital models. A deep reflection on the limits and potential of artificial intel