Ethics -Self Reflection

Well ,

Ethics is basically morality that guide activity and behaviour i.e what is right or wrong.

Ethics have divided into three framework that is Deontology ,Utilitarianism and Virtue Ethics.But i think Deontology Ethics is better than others frameworks.

First and Foremost thing about deontology ethics is that it is totally duty based ethics .We have to follow rule and regulation which are mention in code of conduct .This is because code of conduct made by thinking a lot about all condition which will be ethics or not for public.

On other hand ,utiliariansm is reffered to as consequentialism,In sum of, utiliariansm morality is matter of the non moral good produced that results from moral action and rule .Furthermore,Virtue Ethics is reffered to abilities and intelligence .As we know that everyone have differ knowledge and different ways to tackle the problems .so i think this is also not good as compare to deontology ethics .

Suffice to say that ,if people have code of conduct it means they have a option what to do unless using their sophicated knowledge thats why deontology is so better than utilitarians and virtue ethics

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