Examples of using Consequentialist in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Utilitarianism is a type of consequentialist ethical theory.
According to consequentialist views, we should act to bring about better situations.
It is also possible to defend consequentialist theories of rights.
We must be‘consequentialist' in our policies towards the countries of the southern and eastern Mediterranean.
It does not require any sort of global consequentialist justification.
Negative consequentialist egalitarianism also focuses on reducing suffering and on reducing inequality.
Jamie Mayerfeld argues for a strong duty to relieve suffering,which is consequentialist in form.
This is a deontological, ornon-consequentialist view, as opposed to consequentialist theories.
In this respect, it differs from the utilitarianist approach,which is characterized for being consequentialist.
He promotes consequentialist ethics and his research interests include questions around global poverty and moral uncertainty.
Broadly speaking, Oderberg places himself in opposition to Peter Singer andother utilitarian or consequentialist thinkers.
Similarly, a consequentialist theory may aim at the maximization of a particular virtue or set of virtues.
But the non-libertarian will then need to face andovercome the deontological and consequentialist arguments for the Positive Thesis.
It can be shown that all consequentialist systems based on maximizing a global function are subject to utility monsters.
The principle of Beneficence, which focuses on balancing risk and benefits,is deeply rooted in consequentialist thinking.
In other words, consequentialist thinking would support informed consent because it helps prevent bad outcomes for participants.
The hypothesis of this work is that the supreme court uses consequentialist arguments to admit the judicial review of budgetary laws.
A consequentialist argument for informed consent is that it helps to prevent harm to participants by prohibiting research that does not properly balance risk and anticipated benefit.
According to negative consequentialism such as negative prioritarianism,negative utilitarianism, and negative consequentialist egalitarianism, we should also help animals who are suffering.
Some virtue ethicists hold that consequentialist theories totally disregard the development and importance of moral character.
Noticing this blending of ethical schools helps clarify why many ethical debates-which tend to be between those who are more consequentialist and those who are more deontological-don't make much progress.
There are good consequentialist reasons why one should be cooperative towards other value systems and it is particularly important to avoid doing something harmful to other value systems.
Similarly to how there are many variations of consequentialism and negative utilitarianism, there are many versions of negative consequentialism,for example negative prioritarianism and negative consequentialist egalitarianism.
But even if we leave aside the consequentialist arguments offered by libertarians against the thesis that the welfare state is the most effective means of securing welfare rights, there is still a problem.
Accordingly, in a number of cases, negative utilitarianism would defend decisions similar to those employed in other consequentialist theories such as egalitarianism and prioritarianism, but different from those in standard utilitarianism.
The consequentialist argument is analyzed according to the various theories that underlie it, such as utilitarianism and pragmatism, especially, in a separate chapter, according to neil maccormick¿s theory, that offers an essentially legal consequentialism.
David Brooks of The New York Times has criticised the organisation for its consequentialist approach to altruism and has argued that cultivating altruism is not purely a matter of maximising one's positive social impact.
The problem-based learning is presented as the most appropriate methodology for the development of skills in an ethic that,when we notice without satisfactory response by deontology and by consequentialist utilitarianism, meets in fair measure of the ethics of responsibility advocated by pau.
This work, produced by the hypothetical-deductive method,aims to investigate and present the consequentialist reasoning as an example of justification of decisions under the supremo tribunal federal¿stf, mainly transiting the neoconstitutionalism theme, as well as the theory of legal reasoning of neil maccormick.
The study was conducted through content analysis, having as highlights principles of: integrity, deliberation, vulnerable, protection under the bias of priciplist bioetichs,deontological and consequentialist of beauchamp& childress through the duties prima facie of respect to autonomy and justice.