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Notes from the Moral Philosophy section of AQA A Level Philosophy.

Dive into the complexities of utilitarianism with this comprehensive overview of key concepts including act and rule utilitarianism, hedonism, and the moral implications of happiness distribution. This resource is essential for AQA A Level Philosophy students seeking to understand the nuances of moral philosophy and the contributions of thinkers like Bentham, Mill, and Singer.

Exploring Utilitarian Ethics

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Brief revision notes on arguments for and against Bentham's act utilitarianism, J.S Mill's rule utilitarianism and Peter Singer's preference utilitarianism.

Explore the key arguments for and against Bentham's act utilitarianism, J.S. Mill's rule utilitarianism, and Peter Singer's preference utilitarianism. This summary highlights the greatest happiness principle, the critique of elitism, and the importance of social rules in ethical decision-making. Ideal for students seeking a concise understanding of utilitarian ethics.

Utilitarianism Overview

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religious studies - Applying Natural Moral Law to the Issue of Abortion

Explore the application of Natural Moral Law to abortion through the lens of Saint Thomas Aquinas. This study note delves into Aquinas' views on the presence of the rational soul, the implications of the sanctity of life, and the Catholic Church's stance on abortion. Key concepts include natural law theory, the primary precepts, and the principle of double effect. Ideal for religious studies students seeking a comprehensive understanding of abortion ethics.

Natural Law and Abortion Ethics

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Applying Natural Moral Law to the Issue of Abortion

Explore the core principles of Kantian ethics, including the Hypothetical and Categorical Imperatives, and Kant's views on morality, duty, and the highest good. This summary covers key concepts such as deontological ethics, moral law, and the implications of treating individuals as ends in themselves. Ideal for students seeking a clear understanding of Kant's ethical framework.

Kantian Ethics Explained

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Kantian ethics summary 

Explore the key differences between Act and Rule Utilitarianism as proposed by Bentham and Mill. This summary highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each theory, the concept of hedonism, and the qualitative aspects of pleasure. Ideal for A-Level ethics students seeking to understand utilitarian ethics and its implications.

Utilitarianism: Mill vs. Bentham

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Explore the complexities of sexual ethics through the lens of Situation Ethics. This study note covers key concepts such as the views of various philosophical schools, the role of Christianity, and contemporary attitudes towards premarital and extramarital sex, as well as homosexuality. Understand the strengths and weaknesses of these ethical frameworks and their implications for modern society.

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Sexual Ethics - Situation Ethics

Explore the intersection of euthanasia, Kantian ethics, and business ethics in this comprehensive mindmap. Delve into key concepts such as the sanctity of life, situation ethics, and corporate social responsibility. Understand the moral implications of active euthanasia and the categorical imperative, alongside the contributions of Bentham and Kant to ethical theories. Ideal for students studying moral philosophy and ethics.

Euthanasia & Kantian Ethics

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Multiples evaluative questions of Kantian ethics

Explore critical evaluations of Kantian ethics, focusing on its absolutist nature, the role of duty, and its applicability in moral decision-making. This summary addresses key concepts such as the categorical imperative, human dignity, and the challenges of conflicting duties. Ideal for students studying moral philosophy and deontological ethics.

Evaluating Kantian Ethics

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A Utiliarianism revision mind map for the ethics section of OCR RS ALevel specification, including strengths and weaknesses of Act, Rule and Preference Utilitarianism 

Explore the key concepts of Utilitarianism, including Act, Rule, and Preference Utilitarianism. This comprehensive summary highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each approach, featuring insights from philosophers like Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill. Ideal for OCR RS A-Level students, this resource aids in understanding ethical theories and their applications in moral dilemmas.

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