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Mostafa Malekian distinguishes three schools in the history of ethics: deontological, consequentialist, and virtue ethics, which locate the criterion of right action in the act itself, its outcome, and the agent, respectively. Yet human beings possess intuitions aligned with all three, making the choice of one difficult.
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