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Hey guys,
Ive been on so many different websites and cannot find the answer.....
Is Rule Utilitarianism teleological or deontological???
Thanks in advance
Ive been on so many different websites and cannot find the answer.....
Is Rule Utilitarianism teleological or deontological???
Thanks in advance
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(Original post by artymaniac)
Hey guys,
Ive been on so many different websites and cannot find the answer.....
Is Rule Utilitarianism teleological or deontological???
Thanks in advance
Hey guys,
Ive been on so many different websites and cannot find the answer.....
Is Rule Utilitarianism teleological or deontological???
Thanks in advance
Teleological= Ethics based upon consequences
Deontological= Ethics based upon actions themselves(not the consequences)
so where would you say Rule Utilitarianism is on this scale?
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So would it be teleological then because its based on the greatest happiness for society??I read on Wikipedia that deontological ethics judges morality on the adherence to rules though- and that's what it is too??
I would say strong rule- deontological
weak rule is teleological
Am I completely wrong?
I would say strong rule- deontological
weak rule is teleological
Am I completely wrong?
(Original post by thefatone)
ok so Teleological and Deontological are pretty much polar opposites where:
Teleological= Ethics based upon consequences
Deontological= Ethics based upon actions themselves(not the consequences)
so where would you say Rule Utilitarianism is on this scale?
ok so Teleological and Deontological are pretty much polar opposites where:
Teleological= Ethics based upon consequences
Deontological= Ethics based upon actions themselves(not the consequences)
so where would you say Rule Utilitarianism is on this scale?
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(Original post by artymaniac)
So would it be teleological then because its based on the greatest happiness for society??I read on Wikipedia that deontological ethics judges morality on the adherence to rules though- and that's what it is too??
I would say strong rule- deontological
weak rule is teleological
Am I completely wrong?
So would it be teleological then because its based on the greatest happiness for society??I read on Wikipedia that deontological ethics judges morality on the adherence to rules though- and that's what it is too??
I would say strong rule- deontological
weak rule is teleological
Am I completely wrong?
What do you base whether an action is moral or not? Deontological says it judges morality based upon a set of rules
Strong rule utilitarianism is the utilitarian theory that says the moral rules should be adhered to at all times.
^^ definition of Strong Rule Utilitarianism. This tells me that this is an absolutist theory because rules must be obeyed at ALL TIMES. So this must be a theory slightly more towards the Deontological side of ethics than teleological.
Yes and Yes sounds like you got this ^-^
p.s also i've just started learning about Utilitarianism but you've definitely made me research and made me work hard to find this stuff out, i like you
At least that's some work done
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(Original post by thefatone)
Classical Utilitarianism from Bentham is Teleological because it's more based upon the consequences than the action leading to the consequence.
What do you base whether an action is moral or not? Deontological says it judges morality based upon a set of rules
Strong rule utilitarianism is the utilitarian theory that says the moral rules should be adhered to at all times.
^^ definition of Strong Rule Utilitarianism. This tells me that this is an absolutist theory because rules must be obeyed at ALL TIMES. So this must be a theory slightly more towards the Deontological side of ethics than teleological.
Yes and Yes sounds like you got this ^-^
p.s also i've just started learning about Utilitarianism but you've definitely made me research and made me work hard to find this stuff out, i like you
At least that's some work done
Classical Utilitarianism from Bentham is Teleological because it's more based upon the consequences than the action leading to the consequence.
What do you base whether an action is moral or not? Deontological says it judges morality based upon a set of rules
Strong rule utilitarianism is the utilitarian theory that says the moral rules should be adhered to at all times.
^^ definition of Strong Rule Utilitarianism. This tells me that this is an absolutist theory because rules must be obeyed at ALL TIMES. So this must be a theory slightly more towards the Deontological side of ethics than teleological.
Yes and Yes sounds like you got this ^-^
p.s also i've just started learning about Utilitarianism but you've definitely made me research and made me work hard to find this stuff out, i like you
At least that's some work done
Ah that's good! Are you studying a level religious studies?
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(Original post by artymaniac)
Kl so overall rule utilitarianism is teleological, but some rule lean more towards deontological??
Ah that's good! Are you studying a level religious studies?
Kl so overall rule utilitarianism is teleological, but some rule lean more towards deontological??
Ah that's good! Are you studying a level religious studies?
no i'm doing Philosophy, Biased essays ftw lol
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