Preference Utilitarianism & The Morality of Consequentialism.

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Preference Utilitarianism & The Morality of Consequentialism

What is Utilitarianism? It was founded by R. M. Hare. It is a form of philosophy regarding the moral worth of an action. It has many different forms which deal differently with ethics, and the definition of moral worth. It is a Consequentialist philosophy.

Consequentialism?

How is Halloween Consequentialis?

Types of Utilitarianism Preference Utilitarianism Hedonistic Utilitarianism Ideal Utilitarianism Rule utilitarianism

Aspects of Utility Compromise Team Work Sacrifice is not necessary It happens every day