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Kant, Aristotle and utilitarianism

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Kant, Aristotle and utilitarianism

by Morales Ortiz, Ana L
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According to , moral actions are determined by whether they fulfill our , regardless of the outcome .
In Utilitarianism , the morality of an action depends on its , aiming to produce the amount of good for the greatest number .
is the philosopher most associated with Utilitarianism .
Kantian ethics emphasizes the behind an action rather than its consequences .
The principle at the heart of Kant ? s moral theory is the , which requires that we act only on maxims that we could will to become universal laws .
Ethics focuses on the moral agent ? s and the development of good habits .
In Virtue Ethics , a good action is one that expresses good .
Aristotle is most associated with Ethics , which emphasizes living a life in accordance with virtue .

 
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