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--Instant DownloadHedonistic Act-Utilitarianism
An examination of the various types of utilitarianism, particularly hedonistic act-utilitarianism, and their applications to life. -- 3,128 w.; 2 src.; MLA
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Natural Rights, Rule and Act Utilitarianism
A look at the British philosopher, Jeremy Bentham's famous work " Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation" in which he details his theory of Utilitarianism. -- 1,140 w.; 1 src.; MLA
Kant, Bentham and Hare
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Socrates, Kant and Morality
A comparative analysis of the views of Socrates and Kant on morality. -- 1,982 w.; 7 src.; APA
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Kantian and Utilitarian Moral Theory
The moral theories of the Kantian and the Utilitarian schools of thought both evaluate morality. But, where the Kantian theory evaluates morality based first upon motivation and second upon action, Utilitarian theories evaluate morality on the basis of the actions themselves. Kant does not...
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Number of words: 186
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Kant
Those who act criminally are required by the community to receive a punishment for those acts. To Kant, retribution is justified when it is an exact compensation for the wrong another person has done. Inappropriate punishment, on the other hand, is something which is arbitrary and more often...
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