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DEONTOLOGY AND CONSEQUENTIALISM
Game Code: 722844
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Anything about Kant's and Bentham's/Mill's Philosophy
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For Kant, where do obligations and duties derive from?
Categorical Principle/Categorical Imperative
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What did Kant call this principle?
Universalizability Principle
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For Kant, moral actions should not bring about _________.
contradiction
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True or False: Kant believed that we should treat humans as mere means.
False
5
The Ethical theory that place emphasis on duty and moral actions.
Deontology
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For Kant, morality is a matter of _____.
duty
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______ means "To act out of a sense of moral obligation or 'duty'".
Goodwill
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It tells us what to do irrespective of our desires.
Categorical Imperatives
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It states that an "an act is good when it is practical and gives happiness to all or majority of people.
Utilitarianism
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It means that an action is good when it is pleasurable.
Hedonism
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It means that there are some pleasures that are intrinsically higher than others.
Qualitative Hedonism
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He declares that the more valuable pleasures are those which employ “higher faculties”.
John Stuart Mill
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Who said this? It “is better to be a human being dissatisfied than a pig satisfied."
John Stuart Mill
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"The END justifies the means." Kantian or Utilitarian?
Utilitarian
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"The END never justifies the means." Kantian or Utilitarian?
Kantian
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