Second form of the categorical imperative: In If a word should not be divided, write do not divide. Thomas Hobbes (13%) 19. A person with a virtuous character has the right emotional response to any situation. Human conduct and character referring to "those acts which it makes sense to describe as right or wrong, good or bad.". Kant (93%) 3. The activities on this web site have been completed 3072309 times. E.g. I have no idea what any of the Lord of the Rings and most of the Harry Potter characters are like. c. La expresin pases del centro se refiere a los pases subdesarrollados, como Ecuador.</p><p>d. (Singer claims that many animals have preferences or interests which must count). What are they suggesting? David Hume (20%) 18. VE has no decision making procedure for dealing with difficult cases. (contradictions in conception), General guidelines Eg help others has some leeway. when the obligation is 'weak', failing to do what is obligated of you is still a According to Natural Law Theory when God created us he gave us what? Steal weapons from a violent person to keep others safe. Quiz complete. It is free! (criticism of emotivism). Jean-Paul Sartre (94%) 3. Hey, check out this interesting 'Morality test' that we have created below. They are associated with positions in society that everyone has a fair and equal opportunity to assume There's a vacancy in a lab which is working on chemical weapons. Killing or to take sadistic pleasure in pretending to kill others or spend excessive time on it. Spinoza (38%) 11. Share practice link. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The results are scored on a curve. Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative. a. a general moral rule or principle b. a premise that involves a statement of fact c. a meta-ethical question d. both A and B To say that it is always wrong to harm someone is to make which of the following kinds of claims? (For instance, a sophisticated non-cognitivist might still allow that some moral attitudes are better -- more coherent -- than others, even if they don't consider those attitudes to be truth-apt. another benthamite!It must be the Remuera connection that does it to us (although I have no idea why). Or, honesty may clash with other virtues such as courage or compassion (e.g. Several questions talk about 'moral Reasoning over moral disagreements is about working out what is consistent or not with prescriptions. Give Orange. d. art. If naturalism was true, 'Is pleasure the good?' b. Example 1. You are required to send a person a gift, and you have bought a bottle of drink to send to them. Doesn't matter/Dislike all answer choices. Write the letter for the word that best completes each sentence. You pass someone in the street who is in severe need and you are able to help them at little cost to yourself. Moral principles including those that are self-evident by observing nature and revealed through religion. Doesn't matter/Dislike all answer choices. Test. Attributes of God (Essential attributes), Attributes of God (Relational attributes). Contradiction in conception: It is not possible for 'Lie about x' to be a universal law because if everyone lied all the time, no one would believe what they were told and it wouldn't be possible to intend to deceive people by telling a falsehood. For example, just believing you have crisps in the cupboard is not enough to make you get up and eat them, you also need the desire to eat them. This cookie is installed by Google Analytics. 3) The value of a good will is independent of consequences. 1. Thomas Hobbes (78%) 5. Q. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. Kant (45%) 14. *John Stuart Mill was one, Together the principle of utility and the principle of psychological egoism exhibits a harmony of interests. Come from facts and commonly held values ), Visitors: check my comments policy first.Non-Blogger users: If the comment form isn't working for you, email me your comment and I can post it on your behalf. Other uncategorized cookies are those that are being analyzed and have not been classified into a category as yet. It sets a unique ID to embed videos to the website. In this activity, to say you are morally obliged to do something Nietzsche (7%) DP,What is disturbing is that you seem to agree 80% with her! View Quiz. Thomas Hobbes (31%) 13. cause more happiness than an omnivore. Development of Christian Thought - St Augustine, Philosophy - Self , Death And The Afterlife. False Flourishing or happiness. stating truths. Match. Each person may claim an adequate number of basic rights and liberties as long as everyone else has a claim to the same rights and liberties. You cheated on your romantic partner. A situation arises where you can either save your own child from death or contact the emergency services in order to save the lives of ten other children. *What does it mean to do the right thing? We should assess situations on the basis of whether the acts we are considering are compatible with moral rules which increase utility in the LONG RUN. Prescriptivism (72%) 4. Secondly, the HC is time consuming and complicating, which makes it difficult to apply consistently. Your own philosophy might match one of them, or take bits from two or more. 'Lie' describes telling a falsehood with the intention to deceive and the emotive meaning of 'lie' is to express disapproval of telling such falsehoods. 2) Other valuable things eg power can be used immorally, but a good will is always good. Intro to Moral Philosophy Can you name the Intro to Moral Philosophy? Emotivism cannot account for moral progress (criticism of emotivism). 4) So, only a good will is intrinsically valuable. This cookie is installed by Google Analytics. Do you think the lack of long-distance trade hurt society during the early Middle Ages? 3.1.2 Perception/ Realism/ Direct Realism. The capacity to make choices on the basis of reasons. There is growing evidence of simulated killing, no real person is being killed (we There is a conflict between what is good for the individual and what is good for humanity (against VE). Bentham's Psychological Hedonism as a form of Moral Naturalism. There are at least five major ones a person can follow. John Stuart Mill (67%) 3. Can emotivism make sense of moral disagreement? Computers can give people\underline{\text{people}}people the ability to work more efficiently. that unaided _____________ can create a Roman empire but cannot sustain it, that a _____________ to God is reflected in the culture and society of the nation as a whole, How the ____________ throughout the ages has served her Lord Jesus Christ, To gain a perspective removed from my own time which helps us ___________ the faults and false philosophies of the culture around us, That ______________ does not repeat itself only as much as "there is nothing new under the sun" for man has not changed, That history does not repeat itself only as much as "there is nothing new _____________" for man has not changed, That there are heroes, not _________________, To learn from the ___________________ of our forefathers just as the Israelites were to learn from the monuments made to God and from the Feast of the Passover. A consequentialist theory is one that is based on what? Is morality possible? Does it do any harm? When considering whether it is morally justified to help does the actual number of people involved make any difference? There are at least five major ones a person can follow. 3) So, if there are moral facts, then moral judgements are queer (strange) because they are the only facts that motivate us. preserve life (e.g. Tripartite View of knowledge (Epistemology), Perception as a source of knowledge (Epistemology). St. Augustine (42%) 15. The number of people harmed will always be 10 percent of those helped. Kant (81%)4. 2) This diversity is best explained as a result of different cultures. To reach eudaimonia, you must abide by many virtues, but sometimes these clash. *If it's valid we should be able to PROVE it's valid. Aquinas (80%)6. You see an advertisement from a charity in a newspaper about a person in severe need in Australia. They produce hypothetical imperatives eg IF you want to pass the exam, revise. treat people as an end in themselves never only as a means to an end. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report. cruel), but that doesn't mean that you should lie Test. Makes the claim that if the premises are true then the conclusion is probably true Act Utilitarianism: Depends on the situation. Moral Absolutism They're saying is that the only thing that makes a person happy is what makes a "beast" happy. To play this quiz, please finish . . Kant argues that no one should treat animals cruelly because it might damage our good will and make us become cruel to people as well. Can rule-consequentialism give a better account of our moral obligations that typical act consequentialism? rational choices. Chapter 1 - The Responsibilities of Engineers, Judaeo-Christian Influences on Philosophy of Religion. The only proof that an object is visible is if people actually see it a. 2) In order for x to perform its function well, it requires the virtues relevant to that function eg a good harp player requires dexterity, a musical ear etc. Anti- Realism descends into nihilism (against Anti Realism; ET, P, E). a. This shows which actions are morally permissible. Ayn Rand (27%) 15. You know that someone has been seriously injured as a result of criminal activity undertaken by him. Strongly Obliged: Weakly Obliged: Not Obliged: Really Deep Thought 'I think, therefore I am,' is the statement of an intellectual who underrates toothaches. Each persons happiness is good to all persons, Mill's quote on higher and lower pleasures, 'it is better to be a human dissatisfied than a pig satisfied, better to be a Socrates dissatisfied than a fool satisfied. Are you morally obliged to reveal their identity to an appropriate authority so that they are dealt with justly? The function x tells us what kind of thing x is. THEREFORE, moral judgements are not beliefs (against cognitivism). Ockham (23%) 17. Are you morally obliged to do so? Comments. Test. The virtues of the rational part of the soul. d. eulogy. anxious but shabbily dressed person to come out d. originally. Hume's Fork (against moral realism) (against moral naturalism). Several questions talk about 'moral obligation'. EG 'lying is wrong' is like saying you don't like tomatoes, 'boo to tomatoes'. In each --If you act on a moral rule that would cause problems if everyone followed it then your actions are not more 2. d. Moral epistemology. Learning (criticism of emotivism). Moral judgements are prescriptions which guide you to act. You are able to help some people. animal rationality, especially in chimpanzees, Error theorists claim that all moral judgments Moral judgements are universal and you cannot make exceptions for yourself. Are you sure you want to delete this comment? Act Utilitarianism: We should only eat animals if it Cicero: On Duties. How did the European continent divide as World War I began to take shape? You should respond with what you think is the morally right thing to do, which may not be the same as what you would actually do. The systematic use of critical reasoning to try to find answers to fundamental questions about reality, morality, and knowledge is called _____. --If you use people for your own benefit that is not moral, Principle of Utility (Also known as Greatest Happiness Principle) Match. meat does not use anyone solely as a means to an *Relationship between conduct and character, *What does it mean to be a person of character (or a good person)? 3) So there is no one moral reality, rather a competing set of different moral views. Moral principles originate in and express emotions or attitudes. But, Naturalism jumps from an 'Is' to an 'Ought'. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report. Kohlberg Et Al 1981: The Philosophy Of Moral Development, Gudjonsson And Bownes: The Attribution Of Blame And Type Of Crime Committed, Philosophy & Dilemma and Foundation of Morality. The only proof that sound is audible is if people actually hear it Surely if you claim there are moral values, as anti realists do, then these moral values need to exist in reality. 1. Cora Diamond (virtue ethics updated): There are virtuous and vicious ways to treat animals depending on our socio-cultural relationship with the animal. where a potential murderer's intended victim is)' to be a universal law. Brainscape helps you realize your greatest personal and professional ambitions through strong habits and hyper-efficient studying. All pleasures are EQUALLY valuable. Aristotle (59%) 7. If so, we shouldn't eat them - we'd use them as a means to an end. Athen Birthplace of Democracy Democracy in Roman Period depends on: 1. Ockham (32%) 13. Bentham takes it as a self evident fact that humans are governed by the pursuit of pleasure and the avoidance of pain. 4. Act Utilitarianism adds up the total good achieved Jean-Paul Sartre (41%) 9. Send a Message. The Moral Sense Test is for the curious - help us determine the principles we use to decide that one action is right and another is wrong. The Greatest Happiness Principle is applied to moral rules, Thomas Hobbes (1603-1679) and Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) work out what is best. We use cookies on our website to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your preferences and repeat visits. Contradiction in conception: It is not possible for 'Steal x' to be a universal law because if everyone stole all the time, private property would cease to exist and then stealing it would be impossible (as stealing is defined as taking other people's private property). *What it means for something to be morally wrong is that it's forbidden by god Anscombe claims that it is not profitable to do moral philosophy until we have an adequate philosophy of: a. religion. Nietzsche (77%)8. Impartiality We should consider the interests of each person fairly in all situations. The Principle of Utility The view that an act is right if it produces the greatest happiness for the greatest number. b. *When God created us, he gave us a piece of himself to avoid starvation). A form of COGNITIVISM and MORAL REALISM. Ethics/Moral Philosophy involves systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior. Higher pleasures of the mind are worth more and lower pleasures of the body are worth less. Each virtue of character is the mid-point between two vices, a vice of excess and a vice of deficiency. This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Now if only everyone else would just agree 1. Kantianism: Yes, by the two Categorical Imperatives. Simulated killing would only be immoral if it makes Equality Everybody is morally equal. are false but ordinary people think that some Sentience The capacity to feel pleasure and pain. The test of whether a maxim can be consistently applied to everyone without involving a contradiction. Difficult to determine because many immoral acts are not addressed by the law. Plato (35%) 15. Achieving the greatest good for the greatest number of people. I hate these questions, these questions don't exist on my minds. just pretend that a fictional character is killed), so no one is treated without dignity or solely as a means to an end. Qualified judges who are familiar with both always regard higher pleasures as worth more than lower ones. 1) A good will is a will which wills to do what duty requires. Would you give up the capacity to have higher pleasures for all the lower pleasures? Take this test to see which moral philosophy you follow the most closely. Problems with using the Hedonic Calculus (against util). characters in dramas/games. -Find meaning E.g. Stealing is never the mean: So it is a vice - wrong. 4) Surely, it is just simpler to say that moral judgements are not facts and do not exist in reality. Delete Quiz. ***Like a spider web, *The study of goodness Spinoza (35%) 17. 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