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consequential
(redirected from consequentiality)

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consequential (Deducible), adjective derivative, following, inferential, resultant, sequential
Associated concepts: consequential contempt, consequennial damages
consequential (Substantial), adjective authoritative, considerable, eminent, great, important, influential, powerful, self-important, significant, weighty
See also: considerable, contingent, crucial, decisive, derivative, grave, important, influential, major, material, momentous, outstanding, powerful, prominent, remarkable, renowned, serious, strategic, substantial


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Thus, on a consequentiality account, a morally right action is an action that produces good consequences.
For European civilization the war had, I believe, infinite consequentiality, which Henry James summed up in one word: Disavilization.
This is contrasted against a logic of consequentiality that we find in systems theory and traditional institutional theory.
 
 
 
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