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Las teorías de la ética

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Lee atentamente cada afirmación y escribe V (Verdadero) o F (Falso). Luego, justifica las respuestas falsas.

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Las teorías de la ética
 

Las teorías de la éticaOnline version

Lee atentamente cada afirmación y escribe V (Verdadero) o F (Falso). Luego, justifica las respuestas falsas.

by Escalante Yohana
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Las teorías éticas buscan fundamentar racionalmente la conducta humana.

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Las éticas teleológicas sostienen que una acción es correcta únicamente porque cumple un deber moral.

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La palabra telos significa "fin" o "propósito".

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Para Aristóteles, la felicidad consiste solamente en obtener placer y evitar el dolor.

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Según Aristóteles, las virtudes permiten alcanzar una vida buena y una verdadera felicidad.

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El hedonismo considera que el placer es el bien supremo y el objetivo principal de la vida.

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El utilitarismo sostiene que una acción es moralmente correcta cuando beneficia únicamente a quien la realiza.

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Jeremy Bentham y John Stuart Mill fueron representantes del utilitarismo.

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Las éticas deontológicas afirman que una acción es correcta por las consecuencias que produce.

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Immanuel Kant es el principal representante de las éticas deontológicas.

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