Identify an artifact that embodies or refers to ethical values, and write one to two paragraphs stating what the ethical connection is. Examples of such artifacts are provided in the resources this week, but they may also be found in literature, other forms of music, live performing arts such as theater, and other visual arts.

The ethical value of any artifact depends largely on its creator or designer, it decides what ethical value to give it.

Explanation:

Any artifact that the human being seeks to make or design already has an ethical value because it says a lot about the person who creates it and the objective for which it is designed, the artifact itself tells us what particular class of people it was created for; in other words, each artifact brings with itself already immersed an ethical moral code, and that ethical code is largely adjusted to the social and political culture in which we live, we can give a simple example; the use of cell phones.

Cell phones satisfy an important demand or need which is to be able to constantly communicate with our family or friends, therefore we could say that its ethical value is good because it allows us to make appropriate use of it; But if we analyze each of the different types and designs of cell phones that are on the market, we could say that their ethical value establishes social differences, since only people who have money or resources will be able to acquire a high-end cell phone or good technology, so Both its ethical value is adjusted to favor only middle or upper class people.

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