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Deontological Principles

2017
This chapter considers the harm principle. According to this principle, our negative duties not to harm people are much stronger than our positive duties to make things go better by saving people from being harmed. One of two duties would be stronger in the cost-requiring sense if we would be morally required to bear greater burdens, if that were ...
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Ethics and Deontology in Spanish Public Universities

Education Sciences, 2020
Alicia Blanco-González, Francisco Diez-Martin   +1 more
exaly  

Code of Medical Deontology: Challenges and deontological updating

Medicina Clínica (English Edition)
María, Castellano Arroyo, Ángel, Hernández Gil   +1 more
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Epistemic deontology, epistemic trade-offs, and Kant’s formula of humanity

SynthÈse, 2023
James Andow
exaly  

Autonomy, Responsibility and the Italian Code of Deontology for Nurses

Nursing Ethics, 2007
Roberta Sala
exaly  

Deontology

2013
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Disrespect for Deontology

The American Journal of Bioethics
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An Introduction to Deontology: A Normative Guide for Research Ethics

2022
exaly  

Deontological

2013
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Brains, trolleys, and intuitions: Defending deontology from the Greene/Singer argument

Philosophical Psychology, 2015
exaly