Egoism, Utilitarianism, and Deontology
Which (if any) is the best or most adequate approach to morality: egoism, utilitarianism, or deontology? Why?
Do you think egoism, utilitarianism, or deontology is a better moral approach than the others, or are all three equally good or bad? What are the benefits of and problems with each theory and how does this support your view? What is more important, consequences or principles; self-interest, overall good, or rights and autonomy? Which (if any) of these moral theories fits best with a particular social role that you have, or fits best with your present or future career, and in what way? Be sure to explain your reasoning, and feel free to bring in other considerations that are relevant to the topic.
Virtue Ethics and Care Ethics
Are approaches like virtue ethics or care ethics better, in your view, than other ethical approaches? Why or why not? Between virtue and care ethics which do you view as the better approach and why?
Potential considerations: Are things like moral character, relationships, and emotions necessary for morality? Why or why not? Is it better to have more rigid guidelines (like utilitarianism or deontology), or more flexibility (like virtue or care), and why? Between virtue ethics and care ethics, which (if either) is a better approach to morality and why? Be sure to explain your reasoning, and feel free to bring in other considerations that are relevant to the topic.
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