reductionism in ethics
Reductionism in ethics refers to the approach that simplifies moral beliefs or judgments by reducing them to more basic principles, factors, or frameworks. It seeks to break down complex ethical issues into simpler components, often emphasizing one key element as the primary determinant of what is morally right or wrong.
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