utilitarianism / yuˌtɪl ɪˈtɛər i əˌnɪz əm /

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utilitarianism 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. the ethical doctrine that virtue is based on utility, and that conduct should be directed toward promoting the greatest happiness of the greatest number of persons.

utilitarianism 近义词

utilitarianism

等同于 categorical imperative

utilitarianism 的近义词 1
utilitarianism

等同于 materialism

utilitarianism 的近义词 3
utilitarianism 的反义词 1
utilitarianism

等同于 expediency/expedience

更多utilitarianism例句

  1. In those situations, says David Magnus, director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics at Stanford University, long-standing principles of utilitarianism, prioritization and egalitarianism apply.
  2. Over the years, he has pushed for animal rights, made the case for utilitarianism, and advocated for more — and more effective — giving.
  3. But here's what utilitarianism, according to Williams, leaves out of the picture: individual agency.
  4. In spite of his keen interest in Utilitarianism, there is no trace that he read the later writers of the school.
  5. For an express discussion and vindication of this principle, see the little volume entitled "Utilitarianism."
  6. Here he would seem to lean towards utilitarianism, were it not that he is as severe on men of experiment as on men of dogma.
  7. To accept the philosophy was to be also pledged to practical applications of Utilitarianism.
  8. The Morals and Legislation opens by briefly and contemptuously setting aside more philosophical opponents of Utilitarianism.