Normative Ethical Theories mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers over 400 community-made mind maps on Normative Ethical Theories, from utilitarianism and virtue ethics to moral relativism. School students, university students and professional candidates can use them to practice explaining and comparing theories, while teachers can find ready-made material. Explore the maps and choose a theory to study.
Mind maps
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71 nodessituation ethics what type of theory i... · key figures · why did fletcher reje... · agape and the four wo... · an example of the app... · biblical evidence use...
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37 nodesVirtue Ethics Aristotle · MacIntyre · Telos- purpose · Eudaimonia- Happiness... · Christianity and Virt... · Anscombe
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117 nodesUtilitarianism Act- Bentham · Rule-Stuart-Mill · Preference · Basic principles · Evaluation
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21 nodesNatural Moral Law The key feature of NM... · Aristotle · Aquinas · Bernard Hoose · Strengths of NML · Weaknesses of NML
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76 nodesUtilitarianism Bentham - Act · Mill - Rule · General · Preference Utilitaria...
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41 nodesNormative ethics also called prescriptive
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30 nodesMeta Ethics seeks to understand t... · Cognitive · Non-Cognitive
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101 nodesKant- Deontology Background · Duty · The Moral Law · The Three principles · Evaluation
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18 nodesMoral Absolutism and Moral Relativism Moral relativism-ther... · When there's no agree... · We all make judgement... · An ethical relativist... · The problem today is ... · Origions of relativis...
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39 nodesEthical Egoism We should act in our ... · Psychosocial egoism= ... · Normative · E.g. donating, you sh... · its an ethical theory... · Max Stirner
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21 nodesDeontology Kant (1724-1804) · Focuses on the action
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32 nodesLying Natural Moral Law · Virtue Ethics · Situation Ethics
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13 nodesEthical Theories Utilitarianism · Kantian Ethics · Cultural Relativism · Natural Law · Situation ethics
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16 nodesKantian Ethics good will and duty · free will,God and imm... · synthetic / A priori · categorical imperative
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56 nodesVirtue Ethics What is Virtue Ethics · Plato and Aristotle · Aristotle and The gol... · Modern Virtue ethics · Strength and Weakness... · Application of Virtue...
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70 nodesSituation Ethics What type of theory i... · Key Figures · Why did Fletcher reje... · Agape and the Four Wo... · An example of the app... · Biblical Evidence use...
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139 nodesVirtue Ethics Aristotle · Introduction · Virtues · Superior And Subordin... · Anscombe · MacIntyre
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42 nodesUtilitarianism Consequentialist, tel... · ACT UTILITARIANISM. B... · RULE UTILITARIANISM. ... · ACT OR RULE? · CRITICAL DISCUSSION O... · ISSUE 5: THE ISSUE OF...
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84 nodesVirtue Ethics GOLDEN MEAN* · Types of virtue · Historical origins · AGENT-BASED, rather t... · EUDAIMONIA · ARETE - "excellence"
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40 nodesEuthanasia Utilitarianism · Kantian Ethics · Natural Law · Situation Ethics
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159 nodesUTILITARIANISM GENERAL PRINCIPLES · Jeremy Bentham · JOHN STUART MILL · Utilitarianism, Sex +...
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92 nodesUtilitarianism Bentham · Act Utilitarianism · John Stuart Mill's Ru... · Development of Rule U... · Quotes
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48 nodesOverview of Utilitarianism "father of Utilitaria... · An English philosophe... · ‘the principles of mo... · 'Hedonist' · He believed that huma...
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69 nodesNatural Law Deontological - Think... · Absolutist · Aquinas and Aristotle · Different types of Law · Aquinas disagreed wit... · Used empirical senses...
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107 nodesKant- Deontology Background · Duty · The Moral Law · The Three principles · Evaluation
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24 nodesDeontology Strengths · Stand in opposition t... · W.D.Ross · Criticisms · Frances Kamn's Princi... · Kant
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47 nodesUtilitarianism Jeremy Bentham · Rule Utilitarianism · Preference Utilitaria... · Advantages · Disadvantages
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85 nodesVirtue Ethics. Background · Aristotle · Modern Virtue Ethics · Theoretical School of... · Practical Virtue Ethics · Strengths of VE
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100 nodesVirtue Ethics Virtues based on char... · Virtues based on actions · Virtues based on inte... · To do the right thing...
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39 nodesEthics Ethical systems give ... · ABSOLUTIST: A rule is... · RELATIVIST: A rule is... · RELATIVISM · ABSOLUTISM · RELIGION AND MORALITY
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38 nodesDeontological Ethics 'Deontology'=Study of... · Categorical imperativ... · Agent/Patient-Centere... · The Good Will · Difference to Rule-Ut... · Kant's theory holds s...
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86 nodesEthical theories Natural law · Situation ethics · Utilitarianism · Kantian ethics
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45 nodesConsequentialism The attractions of ut... · The Scope of the Moal...
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73 nodesTheories of Ethics and Social Responsibility Asian and Western Perspectives Asian vs western; con... · Consequentialist · Deontological · Human nature ethics
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37 nodesVirtue ethics Definition of virtue ... · Aristotle's View of t... · The Concept of Virtue · The Ethics of Virtues · Aristotle's Doctrine ... · Specific Virtues in A...
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68 nodesKant Kant’s ethics are deo... · Duty is a universal o... · Kant also argues that... · The summum bonum is t... · Actions not conceques... · Secular
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103 nodesChristian Ethics Natural Law · Situation Ethics · Conscience · Divine Command Theory
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148 nodesJust War An armed confrontatio... · Origins of Just War t... · Clauses of the theory · For and against Just War · Realism · Pacifism
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114 nodesEthics 1st distinction · Utilitarianism · Kantian Ethics · R.W. Ross · Virtue Ethics · Thomas Hobbes
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80 nodesPHIL1550 Chapters 6-10 Chapter 6: Consequent... · Chapter 7: Consequent... · Chapter 8: Deontologi... · Chapter 9: Natural La... · Chapter 10: Social Co...
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About normative ethical theories mind maps
GoConqr OriginalNormative Ethical Theories mind maps
These user-made maps organize ideas into branches, giving you a visual way to follow a theory. Utilitarianism includes Bentham’s act approach and Mill’s rule approach, while Virtue Ethics brings together Aristotle, purpose and well-being. Other maps look at duty in Deontology and self-interest in Ethical Egoism.
For a starting point, try Ethical Theories: it brings more than one approach onto the same map. Then open a map on a single theory and follow its branches, noting the terms you want to explain in your own words.
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Use the maps to compare approaches or explore an application such as Lying. If you want to check individual terms, switch to flashcards on the unit page; when you want to test your understanding, try a quiz. Return to the relevant map branch if you need another look.
Choose a map and follow the ideas that interest you.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map should I start with?
Start with Ethical Theories if you want to see approaches alongside one another. For a closer look at one approach, choose Utilitarianism, Virtue Ethics or Deontology. Follow the branches and try to explain the main ideas in your own words before moving to another map.
What topics do these mind maps cover?
The maps cover approaches including situation ethics, utilitarianism, virtue ethics, deontology, natural moral law and ethical egoism. You can also explore the contrast between moral absolutism and moral relativism. Some maps focus on topics such as lying, euthanasia and contraception, giving you another way to approach the material.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.