This video introduces the following: Moral Theory, Normative Ethics, Consequentialism and Utilitarianism, Deontology and Kantianism, and Virtue Ethics. Sample Discussion Prompt: What moral theory do you gravitate to? What do you think is the most important thing to consider when evaluating the morality of an action? Sample study guide prompt: Name and describe the three main families of moral theories. Give an example of each. Relate these to the structure of human action. Suggested readings: ·

Virtue Ethics Explained. An introduction to Virtue Ethics, the moral theory that focuses on character traits. Instead of asking "what should I do?", it asks "what kind of person should I be?" Is developing a virtuous character the key to living a good life? This is part of my series on normative ethics. Follow for more! #virtueethics #aristotle #philosophy #character #ethics | Philosopher Games

5.4K views · 65 reactions | Kantian Ethics Explained. Is ethics all about reason? A quick guide to Kantian ethics, a form of Deontology. This video explains Immanuel Kant's Categorical Imperative, Universal Law Formula, and the Formula of Humanity This is part of my series on normative ethics. Follow for more! #deontology #kant #immanuelkant #philosophy #ethics #rules | Philosopher Games | Facebook