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1.) State Martin Heidegger's basic definition of philosophy
- "Some things are obscured by obviousness"
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| 2.) State Professor Molani's basic definition of philosophy. |
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2.) State Professor Molani's basic definition of philosophy.
- Philosophy concerns itself with answering the obvious
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| 3.) State two thing's that may drive you crazy about philosophy |
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3.) State two thing's that may drive you crazy about philosophy
- In philosophy you rarely get precise answers
- Philosophy deals with the obvious, but can have some of the toughest questions
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| 4.) Philosophy can be broken into three questions which are... |
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4.) Philosophy can be broken into three questions which are...
- What questions and answers does philosophy deal with?
- What branches/areas does philosophy investigate?
- What do philosophers do?
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| 5.) Philosophy searches for and analyzes explanations about the universe. Give a couple of examples of what philosophy analyzes. |
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5.) Philosophy searches for and analyzes explanations about the universe. Give a couple of examples of what philosophy analyzes.
- Two answers from the following would suffice
---Why is there something as opposed to nothing in the universe? ---What is the ultimate reality/truth? ---What is beauty? ---What is the essence of good/bad, right/wrong?
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| 6.) What do philosophers do? |
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- They construct and analyze arguments
- Analyzes the structure and form of arguments
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| 7.) Name the seven branches/areas that philosophy investigates. |
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7.) Name the seven branches/areas that philosophy investigates.
- Epistemology / theory of knowledge
- metaphysics / ontology
- Ethics
- Political philosophy
- Aesthetics
- Meta theory /a cultural critique
- Logic
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- Etymology is the study of the root/origin of words
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| 9.) What is the etymology of the word Philosophy? |
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9.) What is the etymology of the word Philosophy?
- Philosophy comes from the Greek word "Philosophia"
---Philo: Love ---Sophia: Wisdom/knowledge
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| 10.) What is epistemology? |
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- Branch of philosophy that deals with the question of truth/knowledge and justification
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| 11.) What is metaphysics/ontology? |
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- Branch of philosophy that deals with the human ultimate reality/being
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- Branch of philosophy that concerns good/bad and right/wrong
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- Branch of philosophy that deals with the legitimacy of government
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- Branch of philosophy that deals with beauty.
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- Branch of philosophy that analyzes the structure and form of arguments.
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| 16.) In terms of philosophy, what is Aristotle known for? |
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16.) In terms of philosophy, what is Aristotle known for?
- Aristotle was seen as a well rounded individual in terms of philosophy. He was into Ethics, political philosophy, aesthetics, and logic.
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1.) Define ethics of character. |
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1.) Define ethics of character.
- These types of theories tell us what kind of people we should be.
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2.) Ethics of character is based on ____, ____, ____. |
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- Person, personality, character
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3.) Aritotle's golden mean falls under the category- ethics of _______ |
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4.) Define ethics of conduct. |
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- These types of theories tell us what actions or behaviors we should do.
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6.) What are the two major categories under ethics of conduct?
- Consequentalist and non-consequentalist / deontologist
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7.) Define consequentalist.
- Consequentialist category is concerned with the effects: the end results determine whether an actions is right or wrong.
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8.) Define non-consequentalist / deontologist
- Deontologist category is concerned with intention: the intention determines whether something is ethical or unethical.
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9.) True or False, what is ethical is always lawful, and vise versa. |
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9.) True or False, what is ethical is always lawful, and vise versa.
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10.) Define command ethics. |
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10.) Define command ethics.
- Command ethics is a philisophical theory that states something is right/wrong if God/Bible says so.
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11.) Divine Command Ethics is a ____ theory and an ____ theory. |
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12.) What is the foundation of Divine Command ethics?
- The foundation is to obey God's words, laws, and commandments
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15.) Define Absolutist
- Moral laws that appy no matter where you live, when you live, or who you are.
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- The good is whatever is accepted by a given community at a given time.
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- Murder problem
- Caprice Problem
- Waste of time problem
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1.) Name the five problems with divine command ethics. |
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Name the five problems with divine command ethics.
- Murder
- Caprice
- Waste of time
- Existence
- Interpretation
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- The exist of God is doubtful to a lot of people.
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Brought to you by www.MiamiManni.com 19.) Aristotle uses the ______ ______ theory to define virtue.
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1.) Name the two problems with egoism
- Mother / Child problem
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- Don't you think a mother who gives up her life for her child, is not acting out of self interest
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- Cannot be falsified due to all possibilities and there are limitless possibilities
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- You can make the claim that any action is motivated by self interest, you can never falsify egoism
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- Jeremy Bentham
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- Intensity
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10.) What's the big difference between egoism and Utilitarianism
- Egoism: Yourself.
- Utilitarianism: Majority.
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11.) Name 6 problems with Bentham's Act
- Unforseen consequences problem
- Intangible problem
- Human Rights problem
- Slavery problem
- "Case of Sam" thought experiment problem
- Quantity vs. Quality problem.
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12.) Elaborate unforseen consequences
- You cannot always predict the consequences of your actions.
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13.) Elaborate on the intangible problem.
- How can you put a number on intangible human feelings.
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- Thought experiment. 80 land owners, 20 slaves.
- Under this theory, something like slavery would be okay if it benefits the majority.
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15.) Elaborate on the "Case of SAM" thought experiment
- Don't you feel uncomfortable in order to save 5 that you have to unethically kill 1.
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- Don't you think the quality of some pleasures are more important than quantity.
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An action is right if it results in the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
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