In this video, I explain Peter Singer's preference utilitarianism! We'll examine the differences and similarities between preference utilitarianism and classical utilitarianism. We'll also examine the principle of equal consideration of interests and the "universal standpoint," which Singer believes is fundamental to any ethical theory. In the following video, we'll take a closer look at Singer's animal and medical ethics, as well as his concept of personhood. I hope you enjoy!
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▬▬ 📖 Sources ▬▬
✅ Singer, Peter (1994): Practical Ethics. 2nd, revised and expanded edition, Stuttgart: Reclam.
✅ Singer, Peter (2013): Practical Ethics. Stuttgart: Reclam
✅ Gebauer, Dietmar; Kres, Ludwig; Moisel, Joachim (2017): Philosophical Ethics. 2nd, expanded and revised edition. Freising: Stark (Abitur Knowledge Ethics).
✅ Steinbach, A. (2020): Abitur Script. Ethics for Bavarian High Schools, Stark Verlag.
▬▬ ⏱️ Contents ▬▬
00:00 | Introduction
00:18 | Preference Utilitarianism vs. Classical Utilitarianism
01:28 | Preferences/Interests: What, Who, and Why?
03:53 | Practical Example: Your Girlfriend - The Horror Movie
05:02 | Utilitarian Principles in Singer's Ethics
06:18 | The Principle of Equal Balancing of Interests
07:06 | Important Singer Quote & Summary
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✅ I have a bachelor's degree in sociology and philosophy. At the time of this video, I am pursuing a master's degree in sociology.
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