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ETHICS (MORAL PHILOSOPHY)
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A key difference in how deontology and virtue ethics approach the concept of moral rules is that:
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deontology views rules as the foundation of morality, whereas virtue ethics sees them as rough guidelines that a virtuous person uses with practical wisdom.
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virtue ethics posits that rules are derived from the consequences they produce, whereas deontology believes they are derived from emotion.
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deontology argues that rules are culturally relative, whereas virtue ethics seeks to establish a single, universal set of virtues.
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virtue ethics denies the existence of moral rules altogether, whereas deontology views them as essential but secondary to character.
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