Sentence examples for deontological notions from inspiring English sources
Such a model does not seem able to capture or even accommodate basic deontological notions like strict cutoffs between prohibited and permissible acts, the permissibility of an act depending on more than its expected consequences, or the significance of intended versus non-intended harms and benefits.
Moor used "core values" to examine computer ethics topics like privacy and security (Moor 1997), and to add an account of justice, which he called "just consequentialism" (Moor, 1999), a theory that combines "core values" and consequentialism with Bernard Gert's deontological notion of "moral impartiality" using "the blindfold of justice" (Gert,1998).
Besides, outside of a narrow deontological interpretation of our ethical commitments, the whole notion of responsibility can be viewed not as something that is imputed to us (as it is for accountability), but rather as something that we actively take (Adam and Groves 2011).
Pacifism that is absolutist and deontological is often grounded in religious belief.
The notion of intent that is invoked in humour research generally involves a deontological construct, where issues of moral accountability come to the fore.
Deontological morality, therefore, avoids the overly demanding and alienating aspects of consequentialism and accords more with conventional notions of our moral duties.
That is in a nutshell the notion of responsibility as accountability (Giri 2000), which is very much attached to the deontological approach we referred to above (Grinbaum and Groves 2013).
See also deontological ethics.
Such notions still linger.
Modern ethics, especially since the 18th-century German deontological philosophy of Immanuel Kant, has been deeply divided between a form of teleological ethics (utilitarianism) and deontological theories.
