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Sócrates decía que el conocimiento del bien lleva a su práctica

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Sócrates decía que es el hombre quien considera lo que es dulce o amargo

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Protágoras de Abdera decía que había que conocer el bien para alcanzar la virtud

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Los eudemonistas consideran la felicidad el fin de la vida humana y el máximo bien al que se puede aspirar

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Se considera hedonista toda doctrina que identifica el placer con el mal

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La diferencia entre el utilitarismo y el hedonismo clásico es que el primero transciende al ámbito personal

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El principio de universalidad propone una ética formal que nos indica como actuar y que objetivos perseguir

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La ética discursiva promueve un diálogo continuo en la sociedad para evitar la marginación de grupos.

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El velo de la ignorancia no garantiza la imparcialidad de los legisladores al hacer leyes sin conocimiento de su futura posición social

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