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| Morals- Code of conduct - relative to culture, religion... |
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| Ethics - Philosophical discipline - reflection of study of morality with the goal of finding a universal principle of morality |
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| What are the 3 sub-branches of Ethics? |
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1. Metaethics
2. Normative ethics
3. Applied ethics |
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| What are the four characteristics of moral judgments |
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1. Directed at human actions
2. Normativity
3. Universal Validity
4. Categorical or Hypothetical Character |
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| What are the meanings of "Good" |
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1. Prudential
2. Technical
3. Moral |
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| Name and characterize the two components of Freedom that are necessary conditions for Moral Responsibility. |
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1. Freedom of the will: freedom of choice - I'm free to will what I want
2. Freedom of action: freedom to act upon my will - there must be no impediment in the attempt to make my will a reality in my action - I'm free to do what I will. |
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| what are the other two words that go with "wise" to make the first meaning of "Good" |
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| what are the other two words that go with "useful" to make the second meaning of "Good" |
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| useful, technical, useless |
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| what are the other two words that go with "moral" to make the third meaning of "Good" |
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| what are the four main views on the problem of Free Will and Determinism? |
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| hard determinism, hard indeterminism, compatibilism, libertarianism |
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| no free will + reality is determined = |
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| no free will + reality is indetermined = |
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| free will + reality is determined = |
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| free will + reality is indetermined = |
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