Deontological

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What Does Deontological Mean?

  • 义务论的
  • 德性论的

Deontological Pronunciation

/diːˌɒn.təˈlɒɡ.ɪ.kəl/

Deontological Definition

adjective

Definition

Relating to the ethical theory that actions are inherently right or wrong, regardless of their consequences.

In ZH

与一种伦理理论有关，即行为本身是固有的正确或错误，不论其后果如何。

How to Use Deontological in a Sentence

  • Deontological ethics focuses on the morality of actions rather than their outcomes.
  • In a deontological framework, lying is considered wrong even if it could produce a good outcome.
  • The philosopher Immanuel Kant is famous for his deontological approach to ethics.
  • Many legal systems are based on deontological principles, emphasizing duties and rules.
  • Deontological views may conflict with utilitarian approaches in moral dilemmas.

Synonyms for Deontological