Moral Philosophy

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• According to utilitarianism, an action is morally right primarily when it:
• What is the central principle of Kantian deontology?
• In Aristotle's virtue ethics, moral excellence is generally developed through:
• What does the philosophical problem of moral luck concern?
• In the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, the unconditional moral command is called the [____].
• The ethical theory that evaluates actions by their consequences is commonly called [____].
• For Aristotle, the ultimate human goal, or flourishing achieved through virtuous activity, is called [____].
• The view that moral principles depend entirely on the standards of a particular society is known as moral [____].