Die konsequentialistische Ethik
Example: Die konsequentialistische Ethik bewertet Handlungen nach ihren Folgen.
Definition
"Die konsequentialistische Ethik" is an ethical theory that evaluates actions based on their consequences. It holds that the morality of an action depends entirely on the outcomes it produces, rather than on the action itself or any inherent rules.
Etymology
The term "die konsequentialistische Ethik" combines the German word for ethics, 'Ethik,' with 'konsequentialistisch,' derived from the English 'consequentialist,' which comes from 'consequence.' This reflects the focus on outcomes in moral evaluation. Did you know? The concept is rooted in utilitarian ideas from philosophers like Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill.
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