L'éthique déontologique
Example: L'éthique déontologique guide les actions selon des devoirs stricts.
Definition
"L'éthique déontologique" refers to a branch of moral philosophy that evaluates actions based on adherence to rules or duties rather than their consequences. It guides behavior by emphasizing the importance of following strict moral obligations regardless of the outcome.
Etymology
The term "l'éthique déontologique" combines 'éthique,' from the Greek 'ethos' meaning character or custom, and 'déontologique,' derived from the Greek 'deon' meaning duty and 'logos' meaning study or discourse. Together, they describe the study of moral duties. Did you know? The word 'déontologie' was popularized in the 19th century to formalize the ethics of professional conduct.
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