Virtue ethics avoids the epistemological problems that deontology faces, according to Hursthouse.
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Q129: For Hursthouse, virtue ethics is codifiable.
Q130: Hursthouse holds that virtue ethics can give
Q131: For virtue ethicists, to be a virtuous
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Q134: When, for Rawls, is an injustice tolerable?
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Q135: How does Rawls define a "society"?
A) A
Q136: For Rawls, the principles of justice .
Q137: What is the "original position"?
A) The position
Q138: For Rawls . . .
A) Inequality is
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