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Understanding Universalizability in Ethics by estradanoemae9 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Universalizability is a moral principle stating that a moral rule is only acceptable if it can be applied universally without contradiction. It distinguishes between substantive moral theories, which provide specific moral commands, and formal moral theories, which offer a framework for determining moral rules, as exemplified by Kant
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