c/Ethical theories

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lexicalization	eng: Ethical theories
subclass of	(noun) a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world; an organized system of accepted knowledge that applies in a variety of circumstances to explain a specific set of phenomena; "theories can incorporate facts and laws and tested hypotheses"; "true in fact and theory" theory
has instance	e/Act utilitarianism
has instance	e/Ascriptivism
has instance	e/Catholic Probabilism
has instance	e/Compensationism
has instance	e/Contractualism
has instance	e/Decisionism
has instance	e/Emotivism
has instance	e/Ethical formalism
has instance	e/Ethical intuitionism
has instance	e/Ethical subjectivism
has instance	e/EthicalNaturalism
has instance	e/Expressivism
has instance	e/Extrication morality
has instance	e/Hamartiology
has instance	e/Individualist ethical subjectivism
has instance	e/Moral particularism
has instance	e/Moral relativism
has instance	e/Moral skepticism
has instance	e/Moralism
has instance	e/Noncognitivism
has instance	e/Principlism
has instance	e/Prioritarianism
has instance	e/Projectivism
has instance	e/Proportionalism
has instance	e/Prudentialism
has instance	e/Quasi-realism
has instance	e/Rational egoism
has instance	e/Rule egoism
has instance	e/Utilitarian bioethics
has instance	e/Value pluralism
has instance	e/Welfarism