Pornography Viewed by The Four Ethical Standards

The term "pornography" is defined as "text, photographs, movies, etc." intended to trigger sexual arousal. Every year, through pornography, it is increasingly accepted by people, which can be seen on books, magazines, cable TV, and most importantly on the internet. Many religions oppose it, but at the same time, people know that people enter the industry for such reasons and accept others. In this article I will talk about pornography and how to see it through the four ethical standards (utilitarianism, cant, human rights and justice is fair).

How to make pornography more ethical? There may be a moral pornographic association (EPA?) Composed of voluntary participants in the industry and setting high standards for members. They can monitor the selection, processing and compensation methods of pornographic participants. As compensation for voluntary compliance, pornographic artists can gain improved business opportunities and social recognition. Activities organized by the organization include recommendations on self-regulation and the creation of academic journals.

Note: This article does not explain the moral or ethical issues of personal pornography. Regardless of whether pornography is inherently good or bad, even in the feminist community, many people disagree. I do not argue anything about this point, but I will leave it to the reader to form a personal opinion. But as pre - marital sex is a broad statistical event, moral politics does not alleviate this situation, and pornography is less likely to be reduced by being simply told not to do it. Therefore, we must recommend that people who see pornography take ethical behavior.