We used to call this upper case (ea community/movement) vs lower case (the (meta) philosophy). I think meta normative framework/philsophy is the way I think about it; that is, you can apply EA to most normative frameworks, esp consequentalisty ones (though to many people in the community, the EA framework is actually just applied total utilitarianism). FWIW, and I say this as someone who has many issues with the EA community, the vast majority of EA criticisms from outside the community I see are just highly inaccurate and not worth engaging with from an intellectual POV (but maybe still worth engaging with for movement reputation).
We used to call this upper case (ea community/movement) vs lower case (the (meta) philosophy). I think meta normative framework/philsophy is the way I think about it; that is, you can apply EA to most normative frameworks, esp consequentalisty ones (though to many people in the community, the EA framework is actually just applied total utilitarianism). FWIW, and I say this as someone who has many issues with the EA community, the vast majority of EA criticisms from outside the community I see are just highly inaccurate and not worth engaging with from an intellectual POV (but maybe still worth engaging with for movement reputation).