Essays on Utilitarianism

The creation of a human being, animal or plant with a genetic makeup similar or strictly identical to a previously existing living thing or a currently living thing is commonly referred to as human cloning. The question in debate is human cloning. Researchers and scientists…

Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that gauges one’s action as being morally upright or wrong. It is an efficient approach that aims to maximize the overall good in an individual which can either produce positive or negative consequences to the society. Homosexuality is a contemporary…

The theory of utilitarianism governs the utility of resources for a better of all no matter its dangers. The theory states that all people struggle to have happiness in the long run by using specific commodity or service. The utility is derived from the use…

Morality: Utilitarianism and Kantianism Morality has always been a questionable topic with a multitude of answers. Utilitarianism and Kantianism provide two especially impactful theories. If there was a natural disaster in one’s community and they could save their own child or two other children that…

Utilitarianism is an ethical theory founded by Jeremy Bentham. It is a theory that aims to maximize utility, or well being of all sentient life forms. To calculate a situations utility, one is supposed to add up the pleasure/happiness that stems from the action taken,…