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Duties
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Who created this ethic system? (first and last name)

Immanuel Kant

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Can you kill someone according to deontology?
No.
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What is deontology?

To do the right thing and follow your duty.

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What is duty?

Duty is “a moral or legal obligation; a responsibilit


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When was this ethic system created?

1788

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According to deontology, can a person rob a bank if they have good intentions?

Depends on the situation. It might be right for the person robbing the bank but not right for the people watching it happen.

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What is a perfect and imperfect duty?

Perfect- set law, no middle ground

Imperfect- unset law, middle ground


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Give an example of a conflicting duty.

Israel Hamas War, Robber giving money to poor

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What does "Deon" and "logos" mean?

Duty and science

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Give an example of deontology that was said in the presentation that is not killing or stealing. Explain why it is deontology.

The Israel Hamas war- Both sides claim that defending themselves is their duty, and in order to do so they attack each other. Both sides have a deontological stance and both sides are “right” according to deontology as they are attempting to fulfill their duty.

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Why can duties conflict with each other?

You could have multiple duties that you are obligated to.

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Give 4 different examples of duties mentioned.

  • As a son or a daughter, you have a duty to your family. 

  • As a teacher, you have a duty to teach your students.

  • doctor-duty to save lives

  • student- duty to go to school 

  • christian- duty to follow the bible. 

  • We all have a duty to follow the law.