Utilititarianism Part 2

NISMTARIAUTILI

• -We ought to act in a way that maximizes happiness for the greatest number. The morally action that produces the most good

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EMYREJ HAMBENT

• - He defined benefits and harms in terms of pleasure and pain

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QUEALCOSENTIISMN

-The view that one ought to act in a way that promotes good outcomes.

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CITYPLISIM

-gives a very straightforward answer

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ISELFARMW

-The view that only the welfare or well-being of individuals determines the value of an outcome.

(a)  

TUINESSINTIVE

-Acting to promote the greatest good for the greatest number intuitively seems like an aim worth pursuing.

(a)  

PARTLITYIMIA

-The view that the identity of individuals is irrelevant to the moral value of an outcome

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SNEL

• -Example of this is the right, justice, utilitarian and virtue

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MISGAGREGATION

-The view that the value of the world is the sum of the values of its parts.

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TICAPRACLITY

-Utilitarianism seems to be effective because it can be easily applied

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