The name “deontological” ethics comes from Greek “to deon” = that which must be done. So it is about actions that must be performed (or must not be performed) because the actions themselves are intrinsically good or bad. This is in opposition to consequentialism, which judges actions according to whether their
What Is Deontological Ethics? #48
The name “deontological” ethics comes from Greek “to deon” = that which must be done. So it is about actions that must be performed (or must not be performed) because the actions themselves are intrinsically good or bad. This is in opposition to consequentialism, which judges actions according to whether their
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