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Rightness or wrongness based on consequence

Teleological

What theory is utilitarianism

Teleological

John Stuart mills believes

Utilitarianism

What theory rejects human rights

Utilitarianism

Which violates the publicity condition

Act utilitarianism

John Stuart mill believes

It's better to be human

Modify and scapegoating sheriff

Justice and utility may conflict

Jim the jungle, George, made up MLK

Utilitarianism fails to account for integrity

Categorical Imperative

, Kantian formalism

Categorical Imperative

Act only by what should become universal law

Deontological

Consequences are included in deterring right or wrongness but are not sole determinant

Rule deontology

Resolved conflicts among moral principles by appealing to moral intuition

Huckleberry Finn

Conscience can lead to morally wrong conclusions

Utilitarianism objection to deontological theory

Minimizes happiness

Ross believes prima favor duties are

Self evident (rule deontology)

Gestalt

Something is self evident despite everyone agreeing

Eskimo

Some moral differences are really disputes about the facts

Utilitarians like mill oppose principle of autonomy

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