konsekzentzorientierter

Konsekzentzorientierter is a term that describes an approach or a person focused on consequences. This philosophical and ethical stance prioritizes the outcomes of actions when determining their morality or desirability. Instead of adhering to strict rules or duties, a konsekzentzorientierter perspective evaluates what will happen as a result of a choice.

This concept is closely related to consequentialism, a broad family of ethical theories. Within consequentialism, various frameworks exist, with the most prominent being utilitarianism, which advocates for actions that maximize overall happiness or well-being. However, konsekzentzorientierter can also encompass other forms of outcome-based evaluation, such as focusing on achieving specific goals or avoiding negative repercussions.

In practical terms, a konsekzentzorientierter individual or group might deliberate on potential future scenarios before making a decision. They would weigh the probable benefits against the probable harms. This often involves a degree of foresight and an understanding of cause and effect. The complexity arises in predicting all possible consequences and in assigning value to different types of outcomes.

The term itself, while not a widely established philosophical term in English, implies a deliberate and concentrated focus on these resulting effects. It suggests a systematic and thorough consideration of what follows from an action, making it a descriptive label for a particular mode of thinking and decision-making.