This approach to ethics asks basic questions about the good life, what is better and worse, whether there is any objective right and wrong in particular ethical issues, and how we know it if there is. This approach to ethics seeks to understand the meaning of general ethical terms and judgments, such as the meaning of the terms "good," "right," or "morally justified."

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Rodney Villa

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2 January, 21:21

This approach to ethics asks basic questions about the good life, what is better and worse, whether there is any objective right and wrong in particular ethical issues, and how we know it if there is. This approach to ethics seeks to understand the meaning of general ethical terms and judgments, such as the meaning of the terms "good," "right," or "morally justified."

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Braiden · Answer 1

The approach of ethics that is described here is that of moral reasoning.

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When we delve down into the probe of whether a certain type of behavior is right or wrong, we actually try to find a reason for why the behavior is right or wrong. This approach of probing for a reason in order to prove a certain action as right or wrong culminates in an exhibition of the moral that is behind the behavior committed.