Nagel Says, "No Further Justification Is Needed to Make It

question 116

True/False

Nagel says, "No further justification is needed to make it reasonable to take aspirin for a headache, attend an exhibit of the work of a painter one admires, or stop a child from putting his hand on a hot stove. No larger context or further purpose is needed to prevent these acts from being transcendent."

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Definitions:

Organization's Systems

Refers to the complex set of procedures, practices, and technologies that an organization uses to achieve its goals and fulfill its mission.

Values

Fundamental beliefs or standards that guide behavior and decision-making, reflecting what individuals or societies hold as important.

Individual

Pertains to a single human being as distinct from a group, class, or family.

Triple Bottom Line

A framework that encourages companies to commit to focus on social and environmental concerns just as they do on profits, effectively balancing people, planet, and profit.