Normative Ethical Traditions - Deontological - Unit 1

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Human rights - fundamental to Western legal systems - UNUDHR 1948 is based on the concepts of justice and universal equal treatment of humans

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All deontological ethics theories are non-consequentialist

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Why give money to charity?

Is it because 1. We have a duty-less fortuate than ourselves? 2. Obligation to uphold someone's human right to live healthy secure lives? 3. Because it makes us a good person? 4. Allows us to feel better about ourselves? Or is the consequences of our actions that matter? Or is the action of giving intrinsically right?

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Ought to act = Normative ethics

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Often used is Normative ethics plus deductive reasoning = basis of much modern-day environmental and development policy

Such as 'all people have the right to a clean environment'. Therefore a company should not be allowed to pollute the environment and endanger the health of local residents.

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Deontological ethics - duty - right action - simply because it is the right things - regardless of the consequences

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Deontological ethics - duty - Emmanuel Kant - categorical imperative

One does not need religion to tell us what our duties are. We can use our powers of reason. A C. I. tells us that we must do something irrespective of our personal desires. Ought to look after your parents.

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Central principle of C.I.

Treat people as an end not as a means

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Both secular and religious notions of duty give us many duties eg to keep promises

When someone has a right then this usually implies that others have a duty to uphold this right.

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Deontological ethical theories - Rights and Justice - rights theory is one particular duty -based theory of ethics. A right is a justified claim against another person's behaviour

Rights and Justice

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Therefore Rights and Duties are related

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Normative Ethical Traditions - Deontological - Unit 1

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