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GE3791 – HUMAN VALUES AND ETHICS
Mr. Mohanraj K S
Assistant Professor
Dept of Mechanical Engg
Jai Shriram Engineering College
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Unit I – Democratic Values
• Understanding Democratic values: Equality, Liberty,
Fraternity, Freedom, Justice, Pluralism, Tolerance, Respect for
All, Freedom of Expression, Citizen Participation in
Governance – World Democracies: French Revolution,
American Independence, Indian Freedom Movement.
• Reading Text: Excerpts from John Stuart Mills’ On Liberty
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Democracy
General will of People
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Republic
Constitution
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What is Democracy?
• A form of government in which the rulers are elected
by the people is termed democracy. One of the chief
factors of all democracies is that people choose the
government. Democracy helps students to demarcate
between democratic and non-democratic
governments.
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Web Link : https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/democracy-vs-republic/
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FEATURES OF DEMOCRACY
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HISTORY OF DEMOCRACY
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ATHENS GREECE
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ROMAN REPUBLIC
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MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE INFLUENCE
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AMERICAN & FRENCH REVOLUTION
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EXPANSION OF SUFFRAGE
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• Democratic Values are a set of values that help
individuals in the nation live in a free and fair
way.
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Democratic Values
• Equality
• Liberty
• Fraternity
• Freedom
• Justice
• Pluralism
• Tolerance
• Respect for all
• Freedom of Expression
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Equality – Democratic Value 1
• Foundational democratic value that emphasizes
fairness and equal treatment of all individuals
within society.
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Liberty – Democratic Value 2
• Encompasses individual freedoms and rights.
• Individuals should have the autonomy and freedom to make
choices, pursue their interests without undue interferences from
government or other individuals
• Lack of limits on people's actions while still enabling them to
develop their own identities.
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Fraternity – Democratic Value 3
• Emphasizes the importance of Solidarity, brotherhood and
community within the context of democratic values.
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Freedom – Democratic Value 4
• Freedom resides within the mind and heart.
• People want the freedom to live a life of purpose, to select
freely a lifestyle in which they and their children can grow
healthily.
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Justice
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Justice – Democratic Value 5
• The recognition of values in relationship, their fulfillment,
right evaluation and ensuring mutual happiness
• Justice is usually associated with the law. The point of law is
to keep everything in a society fair according to society’s
rules.
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Pluralism - Democratic Value 6
• The coexistence of many values or other human traits in a
society with the purpose of enabling individuals to pursue
happiness.
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Tolerance - Democratic Value 7
• Respecting and appreciating the culture of others.
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Respect for all
• acknowledging the things you value and acting in a way that
honors their worth.
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Freedom of expression
• Free to hold opinions and ideas and to share them with others
without the state interfering

GE3791 - Human Values and Ethics

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    1 GE3791 – HUMANVALUES AND ETHICS Mr. Mohanraj K S Assistant Professor Dept of Mechanical Engg Jai Shriram Engineering College Jai Shriram Engineering College
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    2 Unit I –Democratic Values • Understanding Democratic values: Equality, Liberty, Fraternity, Freedom, Justice, Pluralism, Tolerance, Respect for All, Freedom of Expression, Citizen Participation in Governance – World Democracies: French Revolution, American Independence, Indian Freedom Movement. • Reading Text: Excerpts from John Stuart Mills’ On Liberty Jai Shriram Engineering College
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    3 Democracy General will ofPeople Jai Shriram Engineering College
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 4 Republic Constitution
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 5 What is Democracy? • A form of government in which the rulers are elected by the people is termed democracy. One of the chief factors of all democracies is that people choose the government. Democracy helps students to demarcate between democratic and non-democratic governments.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 6 Web Link : https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/democracy-vs-republic/
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 8 FEATURES OF DEMOCRACY
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 9 HISTORY OF DEMOCRACY
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 10 ATHENS GREECE
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 11 ROMAN REPUBLIC
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 12 MEDIEVAL AND RENAISSANCE INFLUENCE
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 13 AMERICAN & FRENCH REVOLUTION
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 14 EXPANSION OF SUFFRAGE
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 15 • Democratic Values are a set of values that help individuals in the nation live in a free and fair way.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 17 Democratic Values • Equality • Liberty • Fraternity • Freedom • Justice • Pluralism • Tolerance • Respect for all • Freedom of Expression
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 20 Equality – Democratic Value 1 • Foundational democratic value that emphasizes fairness and equal treatment of all individuals within society.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 22 Liberty – Democratic Value 2 • Encompasses individual freedoms and rights. • Individuals should have the autonomy and freedom to make choices, pursue their interests without undue interferences from government or other individuals • Lack of limits on people's actions while still enabling them to develop their own identities.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 24 Fraternity – Democratic Value 3 • Emphasizes the importance of Solidarity, brotherhood and community within the context of democratic values.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 26 Freedom – Democratic Value 4 • Freedom resides within the mind and heart. • People want the freedom to live a life of purpose, to select freely a lifestyle in which they and their children can grow healthily.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 27 Justice
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 28 Justice – Democratic Value 5 • The recognition of values in relationship, their fulfillment, right evaluation and ensuring mutual happiness • Justice is usually associated with the law. The point of law is to keep everything in a society fair according to society’s rules.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 30 Pluralism - Democratic Value 6 • The coexistence of many values or other human traits in a society with the purpose of enabling individuals to pursue happiness.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 33 Tolerance - Democratic Value 7 • Respecting and appreciating the culture of others.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 36 Respect for all • acknowledging the things you value and acting in a way that honors their worth.
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    Jai Shriram EngineeringCollege 38 Freedom of expression • Free to hold opinions and ideas and to share them with others without the state interfering