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3. If Dante were a deontologist rather than a virtue ethicist, do you think he would have approached the story of Francesca and Paolo differently? Why or why not? What if he were a utilitarian instead?

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Deontology is a moral principle that states that an action is considered moral only if it is right or wrong according to some rules, rather than the outcome of the action.

Who is a Utilitarian?

This is a person that believes in utilitarianism and states that if an action benefits a good number of people in a society, then that action is considered to be moral.

Hence, we can see that a virtue ethicist is a person that would consider the virtues of a person that carries out an action, instead of the outcome of the action and the consequences.

Your question is incomplete, hence, the general answer to give you a better understanding.

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