De consequentialistische ethiek
Example: De consequentialistische ethiek beoordeelt handelingen op basis van hun uitkomsten.
Definition
"De consequentialistische ethiek" is a branch of philosophy that evaluates actions based on their outcomes or consequences, determining right or wrong by the results produced rather than by intrinsic qualities or intentions behind the actions.
Etymology
"De consequentialistische ethiek" derives from the Dutch words 'consequentialistisch,' relating to consequences, and 'ethiek,' meaning ethics. The term reflects a philosophical approach emphasizing the importance of outcomes, with 'consequentialistisch' tracing back to Latin 'consequentia,' meaning 'following closely.' Did you know? This ethical theory contrasts sharply with deontological ethics, which focuses on duties rather than results.
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