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Title: Wazzup this week


1
Wazzup this week?
  • M W Arguing Communication Practices from
    Ethical Perspectives
  • Due in Lab
  • READ Evaluating WWW Sources
  • COMPLETE Support Materials Tutorials I II
  • (5 pts. each for LAB WORK on tutorials)
  • Mini Argument Papers Returned

2
Communication Controversy O the Day Report
  • Snooze Boozers
  • Lindsay Beard
  • Valerie Johnson
  • Marissa Maddy
  • Sally Warren

3
Moving On . . . Whos Up Next?
  • First Group
  • Ashley Closterman
  • Venita Cooper
  • Bryan McMahn
  • Ryan Schreiber
  • Emily Welch

4
The Generic Ballot . . .
  • A. YES . . .
  • (pro, affirmative)
  • B. NO . . .
  • (con / negative)

5
The ETHICS of our ARGUMENTS
  • Two very important reasons why we should care
    about the ethical implications of what and how we
    communicate

6
Reason 1 YOU (and everyone) gotta believe
like I do (e)
  • Translating ones
  • Personal values beliefs
  • into a . . .
  • Public ethic of societal behavior

7
The Individual vs. Society (e)
  • SOCIAL ORDER CONTINNUM
  • Relativism Moral Certainty
  • - - - - - - - - -

8
You (Society) Decide . . .
9
The Individual vs. Society (e)
  • SOCIAL ORDER CONTINNUM
  • Relativism Moral Certainty
  • - - - - - - - - -

10
Reason 2 Our Messages Create or Destroy (e)
  • When we communicate with another, we change that
    person, ourselves, our relationship, the world

11
What happens when we communicate??? (e)
  • COMMUNICATION
  • (CO)----(MUNIA)
  • CO Mutual
  • MUNIA Give / receive gifts
  • Communion
  • Community

12
Major Ethical Perspectives (E)
  • 1. Political (Democratic) Perspective
  • 2. Human Nature Perspective
  • 3. Dialogical Perspective
  • 4. Situational Perspective

13
YOUR Ethical Assumptions at Work
  • It is NOT ACCEPTABLE (i.e. WRONG) for the KKK to
    Adopt-a-Spot
  • clan discriminates against others in our
    community
  • all citizens are worthy of respect
  • anything(one) that does not treat ALL citizens
    with dignity respect should not be allowed
    (promoted or recognized by the state)
  • Human Nature Perspective

14
YOUR Ethical Assumptions at Work
  • It is ACCEPTABLE (i.e. RIGHT) for the KKK to pick
    up trash
  • Other groups get to participate
  • Govt. must treat all groups / people equally (no
    matter their personal beliefs)
  • Any program that does not treat all groups
    equally is wrong (unethical)
  • Political Democratic Perspective

15
Analyzing Each Perspective (E)
  • Focus
  • Whats most important?
  • Assumptions
  • Rules of the perspective?
  • Conclusion
  • How should communication function?

16
Major Ethical Perspectives (E)
  • Political (Democratic) Perspective
  • 2. Human Nature Perspective
  • 3. Dialogical Perspective
  • 4. Situational Perspective

17
Political (Democratic) Perspective (E)
  • Focus
  • Do communication practices promote the values and
    procedures necessary for democracy?
  • What are those values / procedures?

18
Democratic Perspective--Assumptions-- (E)
  • Do communication practices acknowledge (allow)
    basic democratic freedoms?
  • (e.g. speech, press, assembly)
  • e.g.
  • --MU students rebel flag in dorm
  • --MU Pro Life picture panels
  • --MU student radio station obscene music

19
Democratic Perspective--Assumptions-- (E)
  • Is deception involved?
  • (Is all necessary information available for
    informed decision making?)
  • e.g.
  • Govt. communicating w/ citizens
  • Media (e.g. CBS News) reporting
  • Corporate communication scandals
  • (e.g. tobacco, Ford / tire manufacturer, etc.)

20
Democratic Perspective--Assumptions-- (E)
  • Do communication practices allow / promote
    diversity of voices?
  • (opposing views / multiple perspectives)
  • e.g. --public access TV in communities
  • --corporate ownership of media

21
Democratic Perspective (E)
  • Conclusion
  • Communication practices that limit or violate
    these fundamental political values (freedom,
    deception, diversity of views) should be
    condemned as unethical and reformed.

22
Your Opinion . . .
  • OK for US Govt. to monitor phone / e-mail comm.
    of US citizens w/o search warrant
  • NOT OK for US Govt. to monitor phone / e-mail
    comm. of US citizens w/o search warrant
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