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Learningobjectives01understandthedifferenceandconnectionbetweenethicsandlaw;thinkabouthowyoudecidewhatisrightandwrong02understandthekeyfeaturesofChina’sCivilCodeandthinkabouthowitwillinfluenceyourdailylife04deliveraspeechaboutChina’sCivilCodetotheclass03practicescanningatextCONTENTSDiscussionpointGettingprepared2Reading&understandingReading1Thinking&exploringViewingMini-projectDevelopingculturalawareness13DiscussionpointWhatareyourideasaboutthefollowingquestions?Discussthemwithapartner.GettingpreparedWhichbehaviordoyouthinkisthemostworryingandwhichistheleast?Doyouthinkeachofthesesituationsshouldbepunished?Howandwhy?Whoseresponsibilityisittodecidewhatisrightandwrong?Doyoualwaysagreewithyourfriendsonwhatisrightandwrong?Why?DiscussionpointGettingpreparedWhichbehaviordoyouthinkisthemostworryingandwhichistheleast?Ithinklyingtohideone’smistakesisthemostworryingbecauselyingitselfisaseriousissue.What’smore,thereasonforlyingistohideone’smistakes.Itindicatesthattheyarenotabletoshouldertheirresponsibilityproperlyandtheremightbeseriousconsequences.Ithinknotdoingone’sjobtoahighstandardistheleastworryingbecausetheremightbemanyreasons.Forexample,heorsheisnotcompetentenoughtodothejobtoahighstandard.DiscussionpointGettingpreparedDoyouthinkeachofthesesituationsshouldbepunished?Howandwhy?Ithinklyingontherésuméshouldbepunished.Thepunishmentmaybelosingthejob,becauseheorshehasgotthejobbasedonalie,andlyingisnotacceptableintheworkplace.DiscussionpointGettingpreparedWhoseresponsibilityisittodecidewhatisrightandwrong?Whensomeoneblamesotherpeopleforworkgoingwrong,Ithinkit’stheresponsibilityoftheirbosstodecidewhatisrightandwrong,becausetheirbossisthepersoninchargeandshouldfindoutthetruth.DiscussionpointGettingpreparedDoyoualwaysagreewithyourfriendsonwhatisrightandwrong?Why?No,wedonotalwaysagreewitheachother.Forexample,Ithinkgettingajobbecauseoffamilyconnectionsisnotacceptable,whilesomeofmyfriendsbelieveitisunderstandable.Ithinkitisbecausewehavedifferentviewsonwhatisrightandwrong.Academicexploration1Reading&understandingUnderstandingthetextLanguagefocusLanguagepointsThinking&exploringInterpretingthetextThinkingcriticallyGettingtheskillTextstructureReading1Warming-upSkimmingthetextTranslatethefollowingphrasesintoEnglish.Academicexploration1Reading&understandingReading1Warming-uplegalinstitutes法律机构书面规章制度维护社会秩序维护和平与正义强制执行惩罚伦理原则伦理规范违反法律法律义务writtenrulesandregulationskeepthesocialordermaintainpeaceandjusticeenforceapunishmentethicalprinciplesethicalcodesbreakthelawslegalobligationsWarming-upSkimmingthetextSkimthetextandmatcheachtopicsentencetothecorrespondingparagraph.Academicexploration1Reading&understandingPara.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Para.7Amorecontroversialareaiswhenunethicalbehavioristhoughttoaffectthewidersociety.Manylegalthingsareoftenconsideredunethical.Societyjudgesrightandwronginmanydifferentways.Whenunethicalbehavioraffectsmanypeople,thereisoftenadebateastowhetherthelawshouldbechanged.Clearly,ethicsaloneisnotenoughtocontroltheactionsofindividualsororganizationswithinasociety.However,ethicshasaverydifferentpositioninsociety.(None.)CGFBAReading1DESkimmingthetextSkimmingthetextSkimthetextandfindoutthemainideaofeachparagraph.Academicexploration1Reading&understandingReading1SkimmingthetextPara.1Para.2Para.3Para.4Para.5Para.6Para.7Manysocietiesrelyuponlawsandethicstojudgerightandwrong.Thedefinitionoflaw.Thedefinitionofethics.Manylegalthingscouldbeconsideredasunethicalbehaviorwhiletheperceptionofunethical

behaviormightvaryfrompersontoperson.Whenunethicalbehavioraffectsawidersociety,controversiesarise.Whenunethicalbehavioraffectsmanypeople,thereisoftenadebateastowhetherthelawshould

bechanged.Lawandethicsaredifferent,butthefinelinebetweenthetwocouldbetranscendedwhenthewidersocietyfeelsnecessarytodoso.UnderstandingthetextCompleteeachofthefollowingsentenceswithnomorethanthreewordsfromthetext.ComprehensionAcademicexploration1Reading&understandingReading1Lawsareusually1)__________formsofrulesandregulations,andarecreatedbyalegalinstituteortheirrepresentatives.Ethicsvaryfrompersontoperson,becauseeachpersonhastheirownviewof2)_________________.3)__________________________andnotkeepingapromiseareoftennotagainstthelaw,butpeopleusuallythinktheyareunethical.Thereisnotusuallyaformal4)__________forunethicalbehavior–onlytheopinionsofothers.writtenPara.2rightandwrongPara.3Tellingalie/Lying/TellingliesPara.4punishmentPara.4UnderstandingthetextComprehensionAcademicexploration1Reading&understandingReading1Taxesallowgovernmentstoprovideservicessuchas5)_______________

and6)_________________.7)_____________islegallyavoidingpayingtaxes.8)___________isillegalbecausecompaniesarenotfollowingthetaxlawsofacountry.Governmentswanttomakeit9)__________forcompaniestoavoidtax.school/schoolshospital/hospitalsPara.5TaxavoidanceTaxevasionPara.5Para.5harderPara.6LanguagefocusWordsinuseCompletethesentenceswiththewordsbelow.Changetheformifnecessary.Thegovernmenthasintroduceda(n)______________tofightagainsttaxavoidance._____________organizationsshouldberesponsibleforthebehavioroftheiremployees.This________________aimstoimprovebusinessethicsandencouragehighstandardsofbusinessbehaviorbasedonethics,butithasnocontroloverhowcompaniesactuallybehave.Inanidealsituation,noonewoulddoanything____________.Theywouldallfollowthelaw.initiativeAcademicexploration1Reading&understanding

Reading1corporate evasion illegal initiativeinstitute provision representative ultimatelyCorporateinstituteillegalLanguagefocusWordsinuse______________,itisuptotheindividualtodecidewhatisrightandwrong.Thisreportdiscussesthepoliciesdevelopedatthenationalleveltoimprovethe______________ofchildcarefacilities.Thecurbsonbigcompaniessuggestgovernmentsarebeginningtoreinin(约束)giants,andtheir___________ofresponsibilitymaybecomingtoanend.Generally,aparentorguardianofaminorchild(未成年子女)isregardedasthe“personal__________________”oftheminorchild.UltimatelyAcademicexploration1Reading&understanding

Reading1corporate evasion illegal initiativeinstitute provision representative ultimatelyprovisionevasionrepresentativeLanguagefocusTranslationTranslatethefollowingsentencesintoChinese.Payattentiontothewordsinbold.Regulations

aremadeaftertakingintoconsiderationthewholepublicatlarge,andsotheymustbefollowedbythem.Violationofanyregulationmaycauseseverepunishment.法规是在考虑大众整体的基础上制定的,所以必须为全体大众所遵守。违反任何法规的行为都可能受到严厉惩罚。公司管理在总体上决定了公司文化如何影响员工和客户,以及一个公司如何处理伦理问题。Academicexploration1Reading&understandingManagementdefinestheframeworkforhoworganizationalcultureaffectsemployees,customersandhowanorganizationdealswithethicalissues.Reading1Whilewearemindlesslypostingourlivesonline,ourdataisshared,traded,andusedbytechcompanies,whichcreatesgrowingcontroversial

issuesconcerningtheethicsofdigitaldatacollection.LanguagefocusTranslationNowadays,multidimensionalpeacekeepingoperationsarecalledupontomaintaininternationalpeaceandsecurity.当下,需要多维度的维和行动来维持国际和平与安全。当我们毫不在意地将个人生活发布在网络上时,我们的个人数据为科技公司所共享、交易和使用,这在数据收集的伦理问题上引发了越来越多的争议。Academicexploration1Reading&understandingReading1LanguagepointsDifficultsentencesTherehavebeenmanyscandalsinvolvingcompaniespayingwhatisbelievedtobeanunfairamountoftax.(Para.5)01这句话采用了therebe句型。involvingsth.的动名词结构作定语,修饰manyscandals。Reading1Academicexploration1Reading&understandingLanguagepointsDifficultsentencesTherehavebeenmanyexamples,wherecorporateorganizationsearningbillionsofdollarshaveactuallypaidverylittletax.(Para.5)02这句话也采用了therebe句型。这句话中有一个where引导的定语从句,具体解释说明了主句中的manyexamples。本段中作者多次使用了therebe句型,这是学术英语写作中一个语体特征。Reading1Academicexploration1Reading&understandingLanguagepointsDifficultsentencesInmostcases,nonehavebrokenthelaw,yetmanydonotfeelthecompaniesarebehavingethically.(Para.5)03none作主语时,动词虽然多数时候用单数,但是也存在使用复数的情况,特别是在主语强调的是多个人或物的时候。yet此处作连词,表示转折。Reading1Academicexploration1Reading&understandingLanguagepointsDifficultsentencesIftheyhadpaidalltheirtaxes,moreservicescouldhavebeenprovidedforthewidersociety.(Para.6)04此句为假设过去情况的虚拟条件句(unrealconditionalsinthepast),谓语动词体现了虚拟语气,即if条件从句中的谓语动词使用了过去完成时haddone,主句谓语动词使用了couldhavebeen,用来对过去情况作假设,表示与过去事实相反的条件和结果。Reading1Academicexploration1Reading&understandingLanguagepointsDifficultsentencesThishascausedvariousgovernmentministriesaroundtheworldtodebatehowcompaniesaretaxedsothattaxavoidancebecomesharderandcompanieshavealegalobligationtopaymoretax.(Para.6)05此句中使用了causesb.todosth.的结构,意思是“导致某人做某事”。how引导的从句作动词debate的宾语,同时此从句中使用了sothat来引导目的状语从句,表示“以便,为了”。Reading1Academicexploration1Reading&understandingThinking&exploringTextstructureAnintroductiontothetopic:thedifferencebetweenlawandethicsPART1Para.1ThedefinitionoflawandethicsandthekeydifferencesbetweenthetwoPART2Paras.2-6Reading1Academicexploration1TextstructureAconclusion:lawandethicsaredifferent;thefinelinebetweenthetwocantranscendifnecessaryPART3Para.7InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextAccordingtoParas.2-3,whatisthedifferencebetweenethicsandlaw?InPara.3,theauthorwritesthat“Asstatedbefore,bothethicsandlawjudgethedifferencebetweenrightandwrong.”Whatisstatedbefore,andwhereisit?Whatisthefunctionofthissentence?Sinceethicsisratheranindividualconcept,howisitformedforeachpersonaccordingtoPara.3?AccordingtoPara.4,whatarethedifferentoutcomesofbreakingapromiseandacontract?Howdoyouunderstand“Taxisultimatelyawayofredistributingmoneytomakesocietyfairer”inPara.5?AccordingtoParas.6-7,underwhatcircumstanceswillthelawofacountrybechanged?Usetheexamplementionedinthetexttoexplainitindetail.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextAccordingtoParas.2-3,whatisthedifferencebetweenethicsandlaw?Akeydifferenceisthatethicsisnotwrittendownorlegallyenforced,whilethelawisasetofwrittenrulesandregulationscreatedbyalegalinstitute,andisrecognizedandmaintainedbypowerssuchasthepolice.Besides,lawsarethoughttobeacceptedbythewholesociety,andthus,theyareregional,national,oreveninternational.Ethicsontheotherhandisverymuchanindividualconceptwhichvariesfrompersontoperson.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextInPara.3,theauthorwritesthat“Asstatedbefore,bothethicsandlawjudgethedifferencebetweenrightandwrong.”Whatisstatedbefore,andwhereisit?Whatisthefunctionofthissentence?InPara.1,theauthorstatesthat“Therearelegalandethicalinterpretationsthatarecommonlyusedinmanysocietiestodecidebetweenwhatisgoodandbad,”whichexpressestheideasimilartothissentence.ThefunctionofthissentenceinPara.3istolink(orconnect)thisparagraphwithPara.1.Besides,thissentencemakesanaturaltransitionfromPara.2,whichfocusesonlaw,toPara.3,whichexplainsethicsbycomparisonwithlaw.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextSinceethicsisratheranindividualconcept,howisitformedforeachpersonaccordingtoPara.3?Ethicswillbeformedbythepeoplearoundyousuchasyourparents,teachersandfriends.Theirviewsofrightandwrongwillinfluenceyourdecisionaboutwhatisgoodandbad.Inaddition,yourunderstandingofrightandwrongwillbeinfluencedbysocialnorms,customs,culturaltraditions,etc.,whichmeansthatthewidersocietyalsohelpsyouformyourprinciplesofethics.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextAccordingtoPara.4,whatarethedifferentoutcomesofbreakingapromiseandacontract?Ifyoubreakacontract,youwillprobablyfaceformalpunishment,becausethereisthecontractlawtoprotectsuchapromiseandbreakingacontractissomethingillegal.Ifyoubreakapromise,usuallyyouwillonlyfacemoraljudgmentratherthanlegalpunishment.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextHowdoyouunderstand“Taxisultimatelyawayofredistributingmoneytomakesocietyfairer”inPara.5?Wealthierpeoplepaymoretaxeswhichwillbeusedtoprovidemorepublicservices,suchaspublicschooleducationandmedicalcare,whichwillbebeneficialtoeverymemberinsociety.Inthisway,thesocietyisbecomingfairer.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1InterpretingthetextInterpretingthetextAccordingtoParas.6-7,underwhatcircumstanceswillthelawofacountrybechanged?Usetheexamplementionedinthetexttoexplainitindetail.Whenunethicalbehaviorissoextremethatitaffectsmanypeople,thelawofacountryshouldbechanged.Forexample,ifmanylargecompanieshavepaidlittleornotax,whichaffectsthewidersociety,itwillbecomenecessarytochangethelawinordertomaketaxavoidanceharder.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringReading1ThinkingcriticallyInPara.3,theauthorclaimsthat“Ethicsontheotherhandisverymuchanindividualconcept.”Doyouthinkso?Ifyes,howdifferentcantheinterpretationofethicsbefrompersontoperson?Ifno,why?AsfortheissueoftaxavoidancementionedinPara.5,theauthorwrites“[It]isconsideredunethicalbymanypeople.”Doyouconsidertaxavoidanceunethical?Whyorwhynot?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringThinkaboutthefollowingquestions.Shareyouropinionswithapartner.ThinkingcriticallyInPara.3,theauthorclaimsthat“Ethicsontheotherhandisverymuchanindividualconcept.”Doyouthinkso?Ifyes,howdifferentcantheinterpretationofethicsbefrompersontoperson?Ifno,why?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringIdon’tthinkethicsisverymuchanindividualconcept,becauseone’sethicsisstronglyinfluencedbythesocietyhe/shelivesin,wherecommonvalues,traditionsandculturearesharedbythepublic.Asaresult,wesharesomecommonethicalprinciplessuchashonesty,dedication,andfriendliness.ThinkingcriticallyAsfortheissueoftaxavoidancementionedinPara.5,theauthorwrites“[It]isconsideredunethicalbymanypeople.”Doyouconsidertaxavoidanceunethical?Whyorwhynot?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringIthinktaxavoidanceisunethical,becausethetaxyoupaywillbeusedbythewidersocietytoprovidemorepublicservices.Governmentsusuallydecidethetaxratioaccordingtotheprofitsacompanygainortheincomepeopleearn.Therefore,everycompanyandpersonshouldberesponsibleenoughtopaytheirfairshareoftax.ThinkingcriticallyWorkinpairs.Thinkaboutyourownexperiencesanddiscussthefollowingquestions.Theauthorprovidestheexampleofbreakingapromisetoillustratethepointthatunethicalbehaviorisnotalwaysillegal.Doyouoftenbreakpromisesinyourdailylife?Ifyes,arethereanyconsequences?Ifno,whatmotivatesyoutokeepyourpromises?Besidestaxavoidancementionedinthetext,canyouthinkofanyotherexamplestoillustratetheunethicalbehaviorwhichwillaffectthewidersociety,butafterall,isnotillegal?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringThinkingcriticallyTheauthorprovidestheexampleofbreakingapromisetoillustratethepointthatunethicalbehaviorisnotalwaysillegal.Doyouoftenbreakpromisesinyourdailylife?Ifyes,arethereanyconsequences?Ifno,whatmotivatesyoutokeepyourpromises?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringYes,inmydailylife,Ibreakpromisesfromtimetotime.Forexample,Ipromisedtohelpmyfriendfetchhisparcelwhenhewasonaninternship,butactually,Iforgotitcompletely.Forthiskindofincident,therehavebeensomeconsequences–myfriendwasquiteangryandblamedmeforbeingirresponsible.ThinkingcriticallyBesidestaxavoidancementionedinthetext,canyouthinkofanyotherexamplestoillustratetheunethicalbehaviorwhichwillaffectthewidersociety,butafterall,isnotillegal?Reading1Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringIthinkspreadingfalseinformationormaliciousgossipontheInternetcouldbeanexample.Becauseoftheinformationtechnology,itbecomesrathereasytospreadfalseinformationormaliciousgossiponlineandaffectthewidersocietynegatively.Somepeoplemightbemisledbyfalseinformationorbetroubledbymaliciousgossip.However,onlywhenitresultsinseriousconsequences,willthiskindofbehaviorberegardedasillegal.Reading1ThinkingcriticallyInthedigitalage,themakingoflawseemstolagbehindtheemergenceofnewtechnologiesorfields.Whatifthereisnolegalframeworkatallinanemergingareaandaproblemcomesintobeingfirst?Forexample,artificialintelligence(AI)isprogressingrapidlyandholdsuniquepotentialtotransformtheworldforthebetter.Inthemeantime,itraisesnewlegalissues.IftheoperationofAIresultsindamage,whoshouldvictimsseekcompensationfrom?Thedeveloper,theuserorthetechnologyitself?Suchquestionsaregeneratingdisputesincreasingly,withnoclear-cutlegalanswersyet.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringHaveagroupdiscussionabouthowwecandiminishthenegativeimpactofthetimegapbetweenlaw-makingandtheemergenceofnewsituations.Thenwritedownthemainpointsofyourdiscussionandshareyourviewswiththeclass.Reading1ThinkingcriticallyAcademicexploration1Thinking&exploringPossiblediscussionpoints:Itisimpossibleforlegislationtobeinapositionaheadofanewfield.Therefore,thisiswhenethicsshouldcomeintoforce.Whenwefacesuchchallenges,weshouldputmoreemphasisonresearchethicswhichwillregulatethebehavioroftheresearchersandscientistsinthenewfield;weshouldnurtureanethicalenvironmentwhichencouragescompaniesandindividualstomakeethicaldecisions.However,voluntaryethicalbehaviorbyindividualsandcorporationscanneverensuresocialfairnessandjustice,especiallyinnewfieldswhichusuallyindicatehigherprofits.Asaresult,wealsoneedtheeffortsandwisdomoflegislatorstobridgethegapbetweenafast-changingsocietyandlaws,andatthesametime,keepthebalancebetweenprotectingcreativityandensuringsocialjustice.GettingtheskillScanningatextAcademicexploration1Thinking&exploringScanningisareadingskillwhichaimstofindoutspecificinformationbylookingthroughthetextquickly.Ithelpsyouincreasereadingspeedandaccordinglyreadmore.Thereareseveralstepstoapplythetechniqueofscanning:Understandwhatyouwanttofindout.Makeclearwhatspecificinformationyouwanttofindout,aname,anumber,adate,anidea,aconcept,etc.Understandthestructureofthetext.Recognizingthetextstructure,likechronologicalstructureorcategoricalstructure,canhelpyoulocatetheinformationwithinanarrowerareainthetext.Takeinasmuchinformationaspossible.Runyoureyesdownthepage,focusonthekeywordsyouarelookingfor,andkeeptrackofwhereyouare.Reading1GettingtheskillTask1Scanthetextforthefollowingtermsandwritedowntheirdefinitions.Academicexploration1Thinking&exploringLaw

Definition:____________________________________________

____________________________________________

____________________________________________EthicsDefinition:____________________________________________

____________________________________________TaxavoidanceDefinition:____________________________________________ ____________________________________________TaxevasionDefinition:____________________________________________

____________________________________________Reading1Lawisasetofwrittenrulesandregulations,usuallycreatedbyalegalinstituteortheirrepresentatives,suchasjudgesandthegovernment.(Para.2)Ethicsisanimaginedidealofwhattheperfectorbesthumanbeingcouldbe.(Para.3)Taxavoidancemeanstryingtopayaslittleaspossiblewithoutbreakingthelawsinacountry.(Para.5)Taxevasionmeansbreakingthelawsbytryingtopayaslittleaspossible.(Para.5)GettingtheskillTask2Scanthefollowingparagraphsandidentifythefourkeyfunctionsofemotionsindecision-making.T

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