Kant And David Ross Deontological Ethics
One of the approaches of ethics which bases morality on foundational principle of obligations or duties is called Deontology (Fieser, 2015). Deontological ethics is concerned on the action being morally right because of some characteristic of the action itself, not because the consequences or the outcome of the action is good (Brittanica.com, 2015). For instance, lying is morally wrong but if a person has to commit a lie in order to save the life of someone, the action of that person would still be wrong although that action may produce a good outcome (BBC.co.uk, 2014). The theories of Immanuel Kant and Sir William David Ross are widely known in the field of deontological