PROFESSIONAL ETHICS STATEMENT: AN ETHICAL BODY 5

PROFESSIONAL ETHICS STATEMENT: AN
ETHICAL BODY 5
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS STATEMENT: AN ETHICAL BODY 5
Submit a two-page, scholarly reflection on the way your body and
practices of physical self-care are related to the ethical
framework and principles you expressed in the Week 1
assignment. Though this is a reflection, the final submission
should include academic sources to support your thoughts and
support the development of your professional ethics statement.
Include discussion of the following points:
What are the ethical values and social influences that shape your
understanding of ethical care of the body?
Social influences may involve ethical and/or unethical relational
and societal structures and biases that influence you, for example,
structures like those discussed by: Albert Borgmann (2006),
Andrea White (GraduateTheologicalU, 2017), Ami Harbin (2012),
Martha Nussbaum (2000), and Tim Kasser (2006); Dallas Willard
(n.d., 2013).
What practices and habits must you pursue for your body to
function at its ethical best?
How will your ethical view of the body influence your perception
of the people you work with and teach, as well as their perception
of you?

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STATEMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS: AN ETHICAL BODY 5

STATEMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS: AN ETHICAL BODY 5

Submit a two-page, scholarly reflection on the way your body and

practices of physical self-care are related to the ethical

framework and principles you expressed in the Week 1

assignment. Though this is a reflection, the final submission

should include academic sources to support your thoughts and

support the development of your professional ethics statement.

Include discussion of the following points:

What are the ethical values and social influences that shape your

understanding of ethical care of the body?

Social influences may involve ethical and/or unethical relational

and societal structures and biases that influence you, for example,

structures like those discussed by: Albert Borgmann (2006),

Andrea White (GraduateTheologicalU, 2017), Ami Harbin