Utilitarianism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Utilitarianism is the idea that the moral worth of an action is determined solely by its contribution to overall utility: that is, its contribution to happiness or pleasure as summed among all people...
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Justice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Justice is the concept of moral rightness based on ethics, rationality, law, natural law, fairness, or equity. Justice concerns the proper ordering of things and persons within a society. As a conc...
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theory of morality. But it deviates from most of the utilitarian tradition ...... Then, I outlined a rule-utilitarian theory of morality, suggesting that an ...
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Bentham's theory differs from certain other varieties of utilitarianism (or consequentialism) by its distinctive assumption that the standard of value is pleasure and the absence of pain; by being an act-utilitarian;
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Utilitarianism: Theory of Morality, Theory of Life ... Utilitarian theory of morality: ... According to the utilitarian theory of life, only the following things are good or desirable or have positive value:
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Explains why utilitarianism is the correct theory of morality. ... In a non-utilitarian theory of morality, the precise importance assigned to each of the ...
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THE THEORY OF MORALITY; CHAPTER IX; THE JUDGMENT OF CHARACTE ... But throughout these are purely utilitarian, an unhappy necessity for the preservation of human welfare. ... The Kantian theory: Kant's Metaphysic of Morality. A good edition in English is Abbott's Kant's Theory of Ethics. There are many discussions of his theory.
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it must explain the conduct of Stylites on his pillar or Tiberius at Caprae or A Kempis in his cell or of Nelson in the cockpit of the Victory."] have been a stumbling-block to many, we must pause to note their inaccuracy, while insisting that they are no part of a sound utilitarian, or eudemonistic, theory. ... Morality is not,
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These two theories are utilitarianism and the ethics of respect for ... However, there are two major drawbacks to the utilitarian perspective on morality. ...
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