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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
rule utilitarianism <=> cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
Bentham <=> we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
proportionalism <=> decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
utilitarianism <=> decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
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utilitarianism
{ 1 } - cost/benefit calculations must be made on the basis of experience formulated in moral rules
{ 2 } - we decide what is good or bad by estimating how much pleasure or pain it entails
{ 3 } - decides whether an action is right or wrong by whether its positive premoral values outweigh its negative premoral values
{ 4 } - decides what is good or bad by estimating the greatest good for the greatest number of people
{ 5 } - act utilitarianism
situationism <=> act utilitarianism
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