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a code by which to live,
study of concepts involved in practical reasoning |
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consequestialism
deontological
virtue theory |
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bible,
aristotle,
kant,
mill |
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Aristotle
living virtuously through the Golden Mean, start young, use reason |
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Ayer
ethics is simply stating your (conditioned) feelings |
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Wittgenstein
Emotivism,
verified scientifically,
using empirical statements |
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| Who dealt with the euthephro problem? |
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| the view that there are no objective or absolute values that hold for everyone all the time |
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| (Soft) univeralism (who and what) |
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Kane
All cultures have something in common, might be burried |
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| no right and wrong without god |
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| treat people as an end in themselves, not just means (who) |
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| Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals (who) |
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| Only do actions such that you could will them to be universal laws (who) |
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| being able to act according to reason |
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can't change the events in the world
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you can't control your own actions |
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| study of things as and how they appear to us |
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| existence proceeds essence, we determine our essence |
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Sartre
One is abandoned in the world but is still responsible for its existence |
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Sartre
Not recognizing your responsibility to the world and yourself |
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| philologist (who and what) |
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Nietzsche
studies words and laws |
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| Tower of Babel (who and what) |
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Nietzsche
there is no set reason why humans are here |
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| who uses Freudian concepts and why? |
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| Hospers, to show that our unconscience determines all our actions |
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| who believed in complete free will? |
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| Title of Aristotle's texts are... |
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| Voluntary and Involuntary actions, Happiness and the good life |
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| through the moral maze, the significance of free will |
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