History of Modern Philosophy
Normative ethics is the branch of moral philosophy that examines how one ought to act, focusing on the criteria for what is right and wrong. It establishes standards and principles that guide moral decision-making, often addressing questions of morality and ethical behavior in various contexts. This field contrasts with descriptive ethics, which observes and reports on people's beliefs about morality without making normative claims.
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