Problem
Immorality
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Immoral actionDependence on immorality
Immoral people
Baseness
Corruption of morals
Relaxation of morals
Moral permissiveness
Nature:
Immorality – taken to include conduct or thinking contrary to established standards of morality, from which they may differ according to race, culture and creed – may include acts of violence, sexual misconduct, profanity, sacrilege or other acts considered subversive, perverse or harmful; it also encompasses ideological deviation, including heresy, subversive literature and pornography, or obscenity of any kind. It may even include such afflictions as alcoholism and drug addiction.
One can therefore establish three kinds of immoral actions, which can be judged as such by referring to the three basic principles: whether they are immoral either in themselves, or because the person who enacts them lacks the right to do so, or because of the dangers they provoke without sufficient motive.
Broader Problems:
ViceDehumanization Narrower Problems:
Moral hedonismFraudCheatingNepotismObscenityMoral evilMoral offencesAbuse of powerSocial deviationSexual immoralityImmoral literatureUnethical practicesUnwanted pregnanciesIllegitimate childrenImmoral public policyDenial of human rightsIdeological corruptionAbuse of confidentialityInterpersonal estrangementExecution of unethical ordersCircumvention of duties and assessmentsDiscrimination against unmarried mothersVulnerability of marriage as an institution Aggravates:
DivorceWar crimesDraft evasionUnreliabilityHuman sufferingNon-juridical faultUncontrolled banditryBehavioural deteriorationFilm and cinema censorshipUnethical personal relationshipsCorruption of the good in human nature Subject(s):
Action → Action Cybernetics → Control
Innovative change → Change
Recreation → Recreation
Societal Problems → Corruption
Societal Problems → Dependence
Society → People
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
F: Fuzzy exceptional problems Date of last update
04.10.2020 – 22:48 CEST