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Deontology

Kieran Deaville [A-Level] Religious Education (RE) A level Inglés

Mind map about deontology ethics: strengths, W.D. Ross, criticisms and Kant

Mind map: deontology ethics

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Deontology

  1. Strengths

    • Focus on the value of moral absolutes that do not change with time or culture, there surely must be things beyond fad or fashion
    • E.g. Daniel Dennett Three Mile Island Disaster, ignores consequence & focuses on good will
    • E.g. Jim's Predicament, everyone has a quality & looks towards the golden rule
  2. Stand in opposition to consequentialist theories as focus on right or wrong rather than consequences of actions

  3. W.D.Ross

    • Prima Facie Duties = 1) Fiedelity 2) Beneficence 3) Justice 4) Non-Injury 5) Reperations 6) Gratidude 7) Self-Improvement
    • Burning Building Example
  4. Criticisms

    • Plato = Axe murderer is trying to kill victim, victim goes one of two ways, axe murderer questions, it is inconceivable to lie, cannot justify lying according to Plato, Kant = Cannot justify lying, W.D.Ross = Can if Prima Facie duties allow it
    • Bernard Williams = No unity in ethical considerations, Kant is too cold, by Kant saying saving a stranger its unrealistic, he wants us to impartial to ethical dilemas but we can be partial to factual situations
    • Sartre = Young man example, Kant's Deontology not useful when duties conflict, W.D.Ross prima facie duties more helpful as beneficence, gratitude & non-injury apply to sick mother
    • Nietszche = Kantinism is another word for herd mentality, we should seek to achieve the Ubermensch spoke about in Thus Spoke Zarathustra to "Transvalue values" & "Give meaning to the earth"
  5. Frances Kamn's Principle of Permissible Harm

    • Harm is only permissible if it is an aspect/part of greater good
    • In the case of Diverting a runaway train to kill one rather than five
    • Not in the case of killing one to harvest the organs of five others
  6. Kant

    • Two senses of the word ought: Categorical (Non-Conditional) = A certain obligation or duty regardless of the circumstances, Hypothetical (Conditional) = What we should do in certain situations but not an obligation
    • Principle of Universalizability = We must act in accordance which is binding on everyone, we should look to the golden rule
    • There is only one thing intrinsically good: Good Will
    • "We shouldn't be a slave to our emotion but ruled by reason"
    • Realm of Ends e.g. Slave harvesting cotton

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A level (Unit 3) [A-Level] Religious Education (RE) Mapa Mental sobre Deontology, creado por Kieran Deaville el 06/12/2016.
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