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| 13130. TWO ETHICAL SITUATIONS: "LYING TO ENEMIES" AND "LYING FOR GOOD." Examines these situations from both the Kantian and the utilitarian perspectives. Kant's view is that one should never lie under any circumstance, while the utilitarians argue that lying can be accepted if it increases the general happiness. The paper argues that there are flaws in both views, and suggests that the best approach to morality is one which combines the two views. 10p. 17f. 7b. | $70 |
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