Ethics Without Principles¶
Dancy, J. (2004). Ethics Without Principles. Oxford University Press.
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- Normativity
- Not all rules or norms (specific vs. general structure): A rule ("if you enter the building, sign in") is a norm, but not all norms are rules; normative structure can operate through exemplars (what would a virtuous agent do?), through teleological grounding (what serves the function?), or through constitutive practices (what makes this act a promise?).
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- Not all rules or norms (specific vs. general structure): A rule ("if you enter the building, sign in") is a norm, but not all norms are rules; normative structure can operate through exemplars (what would a virtuous agent do?), through teleological grounding (what serves the function?), or through constitutive practices (what makes this act a promise?).
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