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• Title: Arguments for and Against Utilitarianism
• Author : Justine Mims
• Release Date : January 27, 2019
• Genre: Philosophy,Books,Nonfiction,
• Pages : * pages
• Size : 242 KB

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Utilitarianism is an ethical based model used to describe an economical structure in how majority rules. In this book I present Utilitarian ideology through situations in present day context. I grapple and layout how utilitarianism would look if implemented as a form of systemized thinking and decision maker for how we ethically look at problems today. Ultimately I will be arguing against utilitarianism as an only means of ethics when on its own it forgets the individual. We can only understand utilitarianism as a form of measurement, but otherwise are left without remedy to changing individual lives for the better. In discovering how utilitarianism is implemented after describing the terms, the reader may come to find out that the ethical system is economically inclined to find a majority happiness, and why this is an issue. I want to believe if we take individuals in consideration for how ethics can account for happiness then we need not utility for the major when happiness for each and every person has already been considered.       

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