Metaethics: Moral Virtue Ethics vs. Utilitarianism
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Which ethical theory emphasizes the development of virtuous character as the foundation of moral conduct?
According to Utilitarianism, the morally right action is the one that produces the greatest amount of:
In Moral Virtue Ethics, the virtues are considered to be:
Utilitarianism's focus on maximizing overall happiness is often criticized for:
Moral Virtue Ethics emphasizes the importance of:
Which ethical theory is more concerned with the intrinsic value of actions rather than their consequences?
In Utilitarianism, the principle of utility is often expressed mathematically as:
Moral Virtue Ethics is often associated with the philosophical school of:
Utilitarianism's emphasis on maximizing overall happiness may lead to:
Moral Virtue Ethics is primarily concerned with:
Which ethical theory is more concerned with the consequences of actions rather than the intrinsic value of actions?
In Moral Virtue Ethics, the virtues are seen as:
Utilitarianism's focus on maximizing overall happiness is often criticized for:
Moral Virtue Ethics emphasizes the importance of:
Which ethical theory is more concerned with the intrinsic value of actions rather than their consequences?