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DEONTOLOGY :

AN ETHICAL FRAMEWORK OVERVIEW


UNDERSTANDING DUTY-BASED ETHICS
IN DEPTH
PRESENTED BY: GROUP 4

10/9/24
DEFINITION OF DEONTOLOGY
Study of Duty and Moral Ethics
Derived from Greek "deon" meaning duty
And "logos" meaning study or science

Focus on moral obligations and duties


Independent of consequences and outcomes entirely
Framework for ethical decision-making practices established
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
Ancient Roots in Ethical Philosophy Explored
Immanuel Kant's Significant Contributions to Ethics
18th Century Ethical Revolution Marked Shift

Categorical Imperatives Clearly Defined by Kant


W.D. Ross and His Ethical Duties
Evolution of Deontological Thought and Principles
Act Deontology
Definition: Morality based on specific circumstances
Evaluates actions in their unique contexts
Focuses on particular situations and outcomes.

Example: Lying to protect a friend


Considered acceptable in that context
Flexibility in moral reasoning is crucial
Rule Deontology
Definition: Adheres to established moral rules
Focus on principles regardless of outcomes
Moral actions must align with rules

Example: Always telling the complete truth


Even if negattive consequences arise inevitably
Consistency in ethics is fundamentally important.
Moral Absolutism
Definition: Focus on intentions behind actions
Emphasizes universalizability of moral principles
Moral actions respect individual autonomy

Treating individuals as ends, not means


Recognizes the inherent worth of others
Moral integrity is central to ethics.
Conclusion
Structured Approach to Ethical Frameworks Discussed
Focus on Duties and Moral Rules
Influential in Modern Moral Reasoning Today

Guides Ethical Practices in Society Today


Enduring Relevance in Ethical Discussions Noted
Framework for Navigating Complex Moral Dilemmas
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YOU
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Deontological ethics | Definition, Meaning, Examples, & Facts


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Deontological Ethics - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy


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