Normativity of environmental virtue ethics on the example of Ronald Sandler's ethics: a commentary
Dominika Dzwonkowska
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Dominika Dzwonkowska
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The aim of my article is to prove that environmental virtue ethics (EVE) can be a normative ethics. First I will present the arguments that virtue ethics can be a normative ethics (§1). Second I will demonstrate that the norms of virtue ethics are different than the norms of a utilitarian or deontological ethics (§ 2). Third I will propose the general maxim and premises stating what is right action according to Ronald Sandler’s EVE (§ 3).
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The aim of my article is to prove that environmental virtue ethics (EVE) can be a normative ethics. First I will present the arguments that virtue ethics can be a normative ethics (§1). Second I will demonstrate that the norms of virtue ethics are different than the norms of a utilitarian or deontological ethics (§ 2). Third I will propose the general maxim and premises stating what is right action according to Ronald Sandler’s EVE (§ 3).
Key concepts: Virtue ethics, Virtue, Normative ethics, Normative, Meta-ethics, Applied ethics, Maxim, Information ethics