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- Antifrustrationism abstract "Antifrustrationism is an ethical theory proposed by German philosopher Christoph Fehige, which states that what makes the world better is "not its amount of preference satisfaction, but the avoided preference frustration." In the words of Fehige, the antifrustrationist position holds that: "we have obligations to make preferrers satisfied, but no obligations to make satisfied preferrers." The position stands in contrast to classical utilitarianism, among other ethical theories, which holds that creating "satisfied preferrers" is, or can be, a good in itself.".
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- Antifrustrationism wikiPageWikiLink Deprivation.
- Antifrustrationism wikiPageWikiLink Frustration.
- Antifrustrationism wikiPageWikiLink Negative_Utilitarianism.
- Antifrustrationism wikiPageWikiLink Utilitarianism.
- Antifrustrationism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Antifrustrationism".
- Antifrustrationism hasPhotoCollection Antifrustrationism.
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- Antifrustrationism hypernym Theory.
- Antifrustrationism type Book.
- Antifrustrationism comment "Antifrustrationism is an ethical theory proposed by German philosopher Christoph Fehige, which states that what makes the world better is "not its amount of preference satisfaction, but the avoided preference frustration." In the words of Fehige, the antifrustrationist position holds that: "we have obligations to make preferrers satisfied, but no obligations to make satisfied preferrers." The position stands in contrast to classical utilitarianism, among other ethical theories, which holds that creating "satisfied preferrers" is, or can be, a good in itself.".
- Antifrustrationism label "Antifrustrationism".
- Antifrustrationism wasDerivedFrom Antifrustrationism?oldid=682347530.
- Antifrustrationism isPrimaryTopicOf Antifrustrationism.