Confucian Ethics by https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc Made with a taste for adventure en-us 2020-10-22 19:00:43 UTC 2020-10-22 19:17:37 UTC hello@padlet.com What do deontology and consequentialism have in common in terms of how you treat yourself, those you love, and strangers? brycegould https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853922187 Deontology and consequentialism both are focused on increasing the overall good in the world based on morality, although they have different approaches. An example where the two moral philosophies might agree is something like, "Treat everyone equally", because it can be universalized as a inherently good thing, but also will overall increase happiness according to consequentialism ]]> 2020-10-22 19:04:38 UTC https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853922187 When you found out that your father took the sheep on the sly, what would you do? Report him to the authorities, or cover for him? Why? brycegould https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853951907 I would most likely cover for my father and try to get him to do the right thing rather than turn him in. Something like this can be fixed if he goes to the owner and apologizes, but if he were to be taken away for stealing, it could become way more serious.]]> 2020-10-22 19:13:06 UTC https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853951907 How is Confucian ethics different from consequentialism and deontology? brycegould https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853957821 Confucianism is different from consequentialism and deontology because it puts a focus on your role in society a lot more. It focuses on decisions based on relationships with other people instead of a universalized theory like deontology and utilitarianism. ]]> 2020-10-22 19:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/brycegould/uwtm3j14esx03mrc/wish/853957821