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Deontology
Introduction
I General Statement – Alliance between interest & duty
II Deontology explained – Terms why adopted –
Propriety to connection with Utility
Purity ? Not
III Sanctions
Popular rewards & punishment.
Self-interest or Self-regarding prudence
Extra regarding prudence
Effective benevolence
Virtue in general – Aristotelian school.
Right & Rights
Principle
Conscience
Pleasure & Pain – their relation to good & evil
Well-being & ill being
Premium
End of action
Causes of humorality
Definition of virtue
Temperance
Fortitude
Justice
Amity
Pride & vanity
The passions in general
Hume's virtues
False virtues
Intellectual faculties
Envy & Jealousy
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