Kantian Ethics
Kantian Ethics emphasizes the importance of duty and the moral law, positing that actions are morally right if they are performed out of a sense of obligation and adhere to universal maxims.
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Moral Absolutism
Moral Absolutism asserts that certain actions are universally right or wrong, independent of context or individual beliefs, challenging relativistic views of ethics.
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Philosophy: Humanism champions the value of human experience, emphasizing reason, ethics, and justice as central to understanding and improving the human condition.
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Buddhist Philosophy explores the fundamental teachings of the Buddha, emphasizing concepts such as impermanence, suffering, and the path to enlightenment through mindfulness and ethical living.
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Deontology: Deontology is an ethical theory that emphasizes the importance of following moral rules and duties, often contrasting with consequentialist approaches that focus on the outcomes of actions.
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The Common Good emphasizes the importance of communal well-being and collective interests, advocating for policies and actions that benefit society as a whole rather than individual gain.
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Natural Law Theory posits that moral principles are derived from the nature of humans and the world, emphasizing a universal moral order that can be discovered through reason.
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