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Moral theories tend to take it for granted that we should be moral and then seek to clarify why this is imperative, or to unpack exactly what constitutes morality. Utilitarianism, on the other hand, comes close to suggesting that we should do what is useful rather than moral. This can be seen as a sophisticated form of pragmatism.
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