- properly, rule
consequentialism,
Kantian deontology, and
contractualism would all end up
prescribing the same behavior. The term
consequentialism was coined...
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important distinction is
between act
consequentialism and rule
consequentialism.
According to act
consequentialism, the
consequences of an act determine...
- threshold,
consequentialism takes over.
Theories put
forth by
Thomas Nagel and
Michael S.
Moore attempt to
reconcile deontology with
consequentialism by ****igning...
- Look up
consequential in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Consequential may
refer to:
Consequential mood, a verb form in
Eskaleut languages As an adjective...
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consequentialism is a
version of
consequentialism,
which is "one of the
major theories of
normative ethics." Like
other versions of
consequentialism,...
- and
consequentialism.
Virtue ethics focuses on the
character of
those who are acting. In contrast, both
deontological ethics and
consequentialism focus...
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consequentialism,
which states that the
consequences of any
action are the only
standard of
right and wrong.
Unlike other forms of
consequentialism,...
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Consequential damages,
otherwise known as
special damages, are
damages that can be
proven to have
occurred because of the
failure of one
party to meet...
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Consequential strangers are
personal connections other than
family and
close friends. Also
known as "peripheral" or "weak" ties, they lie in the broad...
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especially through the work of
Alasdair MacIntyre. Notably, the term "
consequentialism" was
first coined in this paper,
although in a
different sense from...
