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Part A) Deontology
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A Levels RS Mind Map on Part A) Deontology, created by rhiannonjones96 on 20/03/2014.
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Part A) Deontology
Intro
Kantian ethics/Kant 18th Century
Opposition to teleological
Utilitarianism
Intrinsic goodness of action
deon/duty
"wonder and awe...starry heavens and moral law"
Moral objectivity - universal
"fire burns here and in Persia"
'A priori synthetic'
based on reason
requires external verification
Free will
all have ability to reason
Moral agents
Categorical Imperatives
1. Universablility -maxim true if law for all
"act in such a way that their actions become universal law"
no slippery slope
HJ Paton "formula of the law of nature."
consider someone stealing - what would it be like if everyone did the same?
2. Never treat as means to an end
"treat humans as an end within themselves"
human rights/justice
"humans are valuable beyond all price" - imago dei
never exploit another - slave trade
3. "a law making member of a kingdom of ends"
Summum Bonnum
Annotations:
"the perfect agreement of the mind with the moral law is the supreme condition of the Summum Bonum"
Sarah Tyler - $1 coin
not hypothetical imperatives
to achieve a particular end
e.g. analogy of the shopkeeper
"duty should be done for the sake of duty and duty alone"
"good will shines forth like a precious jewel."
Annotations:
fixed statements of duty - prescriptive
Freedom
make rational choices
ought implies can
actions irrelevant if forced to do something
Formula of Autonomy
Annotations:
"In morals, the proper and inestimable worth of an absolute good will consist precisely in the freedom of the principle of action from all influences"
W. D. Ross
'Prima facie duties'
at first glance
beneficience
self-improvement
justice
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