Utilitarianism In Ethics Of Care

Register to read the introduction… Utilitarianism is the moral aspect of what someone is doing and how their emotions are going to be related to the outcome of the situation. With utilitarianism you want to have the best outcome for the largest group of people that you can. This is an example of the teleological system because the outcome is going to be natural and is going to benefit the greatest number of people. A really good example of utilitarianism is the placement of CFC on daily used household products. This allows people to know and understand that the product they are getting ready to use is going to slowly deplete the ozone layer. France made CFC propellants illegal because of the fact that the chemicals were ruining the ozone layer. I would not be one to completely follow this lifestyle because where there is good there is bad, and sometimes the outcome is not going to be the greatest reward for the most amount of …show more content…
This is the theory that makes something right or wrong. Determining whether something is right or wrong falls into the teleological system. Knowing when something is right or wrong is something that occurs naturally over time. Ethics of care is going to be about how you connect with other people around you. This falls into the teleological system of ethics because emotions are a natural part to being human. When someone cares or does not care for another person it is a natural feeling that occurs. It is up to the person to determine whether or not they are going to be a caring person. A good example of ethics of care is someone that goes out of their way to do something good for someone or something else without expecting something in return. They do it to make themselves feel good, and this is something I highly believe in. I practice this quite often and I do not expect anything in return because I feel good enough about what I did