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Deontology holds that people have special obligations to specific individuals like family members. For example, an older brother may have a duty to protect his younger sister. Deontology states that people should adhere to their duties in ethical dilemmas, such as keeping promises to friends or following the law. However, deontology has weaknesses like providing no rationale for determining duties and the potential for conflicting duties in scenarios.
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- 2. Deontology provides a basis for special duties and obligations to specific people, such as those within one's family. For example, an older brother may have an obligation to protect his little sister when they
- 3. EXAMPLE if a person hijacked a train full of students and stated that one person would have to die in order for the rest to live, the person who volunteers to die is
- 4. DEONTOLOGICAL THEORY
- 5. The deontological theory states that people should adhere to their obligations and duties when analyzing an ethical dilemma. This means that a person will follow his or her obligations to another
- 6. For instance, a deontologist will always keep his promises to a friend and will follow the law. A person who follows this theory
- 7. WEAKNESSES OF THE THEORY there is no rationale or logical basis for deciding an individual's duties. For instance, businessman may decide that it is his duty to always be on time to meetings. Although this appears to be a noble duty we do not know why the
- 8. A similar scenario unearths two other faults of deontology including the fact that sometimes a person's duties conflict, and
- 9. For instance, if the deontologist who must be on time to meetings is running late, how is he supposed to drive? Is the deontologist supposed to speed, breaking his duty to society to uphold the law, or is the
- 10. This scenario of conflicting obligations does not lead us to a clear ethically correct resolution nor does it protect the welfare of others from the deontologist's decision. Since deontology is not