A ética deontológica
Example: A ética deontológica enfatiza o dever acima das consequências.
Definition
"A ética deontológica" refers to a branch of moral philosophy that emphasizes the importance of duty and rules in determining right and wrong, rather than focusing on the consequences of actions. It prioritizes adherence to ethical principles above outcomes.
Etymology
The term "a ética deontológica" originates from Greek roots: 'deon' meaning duty and 'logos' meaning study or discourse. It was popularized in modern philosophy to describe ethical theories centered on obligations and moral rules, distinct from consequentialist approaches.
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