| 单词 | ideal utilitarianism |
| 释义 | > as lemmasideal utilitarianism ideal utilitarianism n. Philosophy any form of utilitarianism which takes other intrinsic goods besides pleasure as ultimate ends, together constituting an ideal end. ΘΚΠ the mind > mental capacity > philosophy > pragmatism > [noun] > utilitarianism > branches of utilitarianism Benthamism1829 philosophical radicalism1839 philosophic radicalisma1854 Benthamry1855 instrumentalism1904 ideal utilitarianism1907 1907 H. Rashdall Theory of Good & Evil I. vii. 184 This view of Ethics, which combines the utilitarian principle that Ethics must be teleological with a non-hedonistic view of the ethical end, I propose to call Ideal Utilitarianism. According to this view actions are right or wrong according as they tend to produce for all mankind an ideal end or good, which includes, but is not limited to, pleasure. 1930 W. D. Ross Right & Good ii. 19 The theory of ‘ideal utilitarianism’, if I may for brevity refer so to the theory of Professor Moore. 2003 J. Lefkowitz Ethics & Values in Industrial-Organizational Psychol. iv. 70 His version of ideal utilitarianism maintains a utilitarian focus on maximizing the overall good of outcomes, but it permits a wider variety of goods to be included in the calculus. < as lemmas |
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