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单词 deontological
释义
deontological
adjective
social sciencespecialized
uk
/ˌdiː.ɒn.təˈlɒdʒ.ɪ.kəl/us
/ˌdiː.ɑːn.toʊˈlɑː.dʒɪ.kəl/
relatingto deontology:
（伦理学中的）义务论的，道义论的
deontologicalprinciplesofethics伦理学的道义原则
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(Definition ofdeontologicalfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdeontological

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The general duties are first-order impartial and easily justifiable from a utilitarian,deontological, or contractarian perspective.
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However, even if contracts generatedeontologicalduties, this does not take us ver y far in accounting for the duties imposed by tort law.
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Deontologicallibertarians tend to be fairly confident about their political stance - they think it rests on secure,deontologicalfoundations.
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The matter is not a consequentialist one of adding goods, but rather adeontologicalone of recognizing agents.
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I begin by sketching in the main features of adeontologicalsystem.
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Deontologists disagree about whetherdeontologicalmaxims are aimed at motivation s, deliberations, intentions, attempted actions, or completed actions.
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Comparativedeontologicaldesert could be used to determine how scarce goods should be distributed.
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But respecting rights is usually thought of as adeontologicalmoral ideal.
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In particular, it makes it clear that normative economics has a teleological rather than adeontologicalstructure, to use the familiar ethical distinction.
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In order to see that this is nevertheless so, think of an example of adeontologicalconstraint, say a constraint against lying.
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By contrast, one of the most puzzling aspects ofdeontologicalmoral theories is their rejection of this link.
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Unlikedeontologicaland teleological views, which concentrate on some privileged sensibilities, utilitarianism does not discriminate between them but takes everybody's feelings equally into account.
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Still, the two methods seem to differ on a cardinal point, since the perfectionist method is teleological, whereas the intuitionist method isdeontological.
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An absolutist version ofdeontologicaldesert holds that each person should fare at least as well as he deserves in absolute terms.
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Still, tort law remains maddeningly committed to principles that refuse easy explanation by adeontologicalmorality.
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