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Principle theories of applied/practical ethics defined
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English: Principle deontological, consequentialist and post-Nietzschean applied ethical theories defined, including perennial duties, divine command, fairness (Aristotle and Rawls), Kant (rational universalization and dignity), rights and libertarianism, utilitarianism, altruism, egoism and enlightened egoism, virtue, authenticity (Nietzsche, Heidegger), culturalism, discourse (Habermas), care (Gilligan), creation (Deleuze). From: http://ethicsworkshop.org/ |
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| Author | James Brusseau |
Online source: http://ethicsworkshop.org/
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