Providing the questions for all of life's answers. Enjoying entertainment is part of a good life as long as it is enjoyed in the right way at the right time for the right motive to the right degree - only then is it virtuous (the mean). You see an advertisement from a charity in a newspaper about a person in severe need in Australia. When you have answered all the questions, you will be presented with an analysis Give it a shot and see if you are angelic or borderline evil. First form of the categorical imperative: rational choices. A form of COGNITIVISM and MORAL REALISM. 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). To play this quiz, please finish editing it. Created by. In this activity, to say you are morally obliged to do something means you must do that thing in order to behave morally. True b. *My knowledge claim is true if it actually corresponds to the world. How did the European continent divide as World War I began to take shape? 63% average accuracy. Your own philosophy might match one of them, or take bits from two or more. If humanity is truly hedonistic it will use the machine which simulates 100% happiness. Your anonymity is assured. Spinoza (53%)15. they hoard food in a famine). Nel Noddings (39%) 16. anxious but shabbily dressed person to come out *Circumstances are the only difference Emotion Do more empathic people make different moral judgments? Utilitarianism Applied to Simulated Killing. This is a quiz that reveals how moral you are as a person. Jeremy Bentham (75%)9. It stops you from being the person you want to be It ends your ability to be happy Simulated killing would only be immoral if it makes Browse over 1 million classes created by top students, professors, publishers, and experts. 0. Quiz was alright until the movie questions. Error theorists claim that all moral judgments Hume's 3 challenges to Moral Realism (Fork, beliefs aren't motivating and Is-Ought Gap) are arguments for emotivism. d. art. driving law where 2 people stop at a stop sign at the same time and person on right goes first. Treat everyone equally, 1. Flashcards. The Greatest Happiness Principle is applied to moral rules, Thomas Hobbes (1603-1679) and Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) It is free! Does it do any harm? The Principle of Utility The view that an act is right if it produces the greatest happiness for the greatest number. Judgments based on considerations of how other people are to be treated, and how others interests are to weigh against their own. And if theres legitimately no other option than I think utilitarianism of the needs of the many win out. Learn. Assesses each separate act according to whether it maximises pleasure over pain NOW. Match. Adopted by Peter Singer, argues that we should seek always the good we would rationally prefer rather than simply our selfish desires or pleasure/happiness. My results, shortly after completing Carolyn Mason's 200-level Ethics class: 1. Browse through all study tools. But, farm animals exist to provide meat so if their lives are happy overall, it adds to total happiness. Most would say no, unless they do not have the capacity to have higher pleasure. *If no, Glaucon is right 2) Some duties apply only to those who will relevant ends. Moral language does not make claims that can be shown true or false. Ockham (50%) 17. Those actions which we are not responsible for because we are compelled to perform them (psychologically or physically) or because we are ignorant of what we are doing (but only if we are not responsible for our ignorance). Ability to distinguish between what is right and almost right, German word Weltanshaunng/ belief system/ way of looking at the world/ basic assumptions, Study of world culture from a Christian perspective, Latin for before the crisis, the Fall or war, Voice of man, autonomy, the people opposed to the voice of God, Study of history from a providential worldview/ Applies God's wisdom and principles and applies them to the present and the future, -Find our identity Nihilism claims there are no values at all. Jean-Paul Sartre (68%)10. Flashcards. ***What is the case, prescribe the values that people SHOULD hold Empirical facts: Lying usually creates more Pop references are lazy. It grinds the test to a halt when I have to research that. Prioritize your choice above: Low Priority High Priority 15. The propositions that help prove your argument are called what? Prescriptivism (20%) 19. For one, what counts as pleasure is extremely subjective. d. originally. Thomas Hobbes, so far your readers (including yourself) are collectivelyAquinas 75%Kant 72%John Stuart Mill69.2%Jeremy Bentham 66.8%Aristotle 63.6%St Augustine 58.2%Spinoza 56.2%Jean-Paul Sartre53.4%Plato 53%Ayn Rand 50.4%Prescriptivism 48.4%Ockham 43.8%Stoics 39.6%Epicureans 39.6%Nel Noddings 39.4%David Hume 34.2%Nietzsche 32.4%Cynics 31.4%Thomas Hobbes 27.4%, Hey- no wonder I tend to like your philosophy! You are one of the few people who can provide the kidney. To reach eudaimonia, you must abide by many virtues, but sometimes these clash. The highest score, 100, represents the closest philosophical match to your reponses. Aristotle's account of virtues is circular (against VE). By ENG335. . _____________ (Tenaciously), a. persistently But that isnt reflected in the nuance of the answers to the test. Computers can give people\underline{\text{people}}people the ability to work more efficiently. Write the letter of your choice on the answer line. Plato (58%) 10. immobilize them by tying them up or, if really necessary, hurting them in a non-lethal way. 'Horse' is a complex property, whereas 'yellow' is a simple property and cannot be reduced any further. Are your moral obligations to people in your own country or community stronger than those to people in other countries and communities (assuming no unusual circumstances - for example, suffering because of famine - in either your own country/community or other countries/communities)? case, you will be asked to make a judgment about what is the morally right thing Nietzsche (15%) 18. Would any moral obligation provide the kidney be greater if this person were a cousin rather than a non-relative? ANTI REALIST and NON COGNITIVIST. So, we have a perfect duty not to steal. Test. 1) Moral judgements differ widely eg on homosexuality which is illegal in India and there is many varied opinions on it in the UK. Say nothing; your job is to be supportive and participate in your friend's happiness. People are motivated to their duty because they want to be a morally good person which is HYPOTHETICAL. not analytic). 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. c. cleverly Doesn't matter/Dislike all answer choices. Morality sometimes requires clear cut answer eg in cases of abortion. No one really dies in simulated killing, so it's right/wrong because of its effect on the person simulating killing or the audience. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. Each person desires their own happiness. It contains a blank and is followed by four answer choices. Stealing is wrong because the thief takes something that they do not deserve to have (so even the thief isn't made truly happy). Reasoning over moral disagreements is about working out what is consistent or not with prescriptions. Video Lessons (883) Quizzes ( 1,323 ) Religion & Philosophy after WWII. Ksmith4538. Who counts? More philosophy views history in the light of this great truth. respect, treating them in a similar way to the Learn. The only proof that an object is visible is if people actually see it Kant argues that there is a single supreme principle of morality. Other uncategorized cookies are those that are being analyzed and have not been classified into a category as yet. Hume's Is-Ought Gap (against moral realism) (against moral naturalism). You can help this person at little cost to yourself. David Hume (15%) 19. Thomas Hobbes (31%) 13. ***Scientists, Makes the claim that if the premises are true then the conclusion is necessarily true. Killing in the act of self defense is an example where Id be willing to say it was ok to kill another human being. Act Utilitarianism adds up the total good achieved Yey! Which of the following commonly motivates people to be skeptical about morality? Stoics (43%)18. This means treating people with 4. Parents - instill ethics and morals in children (?). d. eulogy. In these cases practical wisdom must be used to There is growing evidence of It could do this if You own an unoccupied property. Do you know what your views on classic philosophical questions are? What kind of medieval character would you be. Terms in this set (84) The value principle. Aquinas (80%)6. Some maxims aren't universalisable but aren't immoral eg always let others into the room first. Kantianism Act 2.Utilitarianism You cannot do both, and there is no way to save everyone. According to Kant, pure moral philosophy is partly empirical. St. Augustine (42%) 15. However, it is wrong to beat a pet dog (even if it's Are you morally obliged to do so? Jeremy Bentham (70%) 5. c. La expresin pases del centro se refiere a los pases subdesarrollados, como Ecuador.</p><p>d. suffering and unhappiness) than not Any social and economic inequalities must satisfy two conditions: Justice demands that the stolen goods be returned to their owner or compensation paid and the thief be punished proportionately (to re-balance the wrong). Educated 3. Leisure Philosophy in Greek Philos = Love John Stuart Mill (100%) 2. Philosophy Quizzes. I, of course, never feel bad\underline{\text{bad}}bad about receiving candy. Moral language expresses our feelings and arouses feelings in others to influence their action (if I make you feel disgust at torture too, then you are not likely to torture anyone). no time in the activity will your responses to the moral dilemmas be judged to be Validity is about the what of the argument? Click here to complete the quiz and learn what philosophical beliefs you hold, and discover whether these beliefs are predicted by your psychological traits. Can emotivism make sense of moral disagreement? Each virtue of character is the mid-point between two vices, a vice of excess and a vice of deficiency. greatest number, in the long run. Kant (93%) 3. Eg; George has a PhD in Chemistry and he is anti chemical weapons. Anscombe criticizes as absurd Kant's idea of: a. the thing in itself. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Epicureans (54%) 14. The cookie is used to calculate visitor, session, campaign data and keep track of site usage for the site's analytics report. Be based on logical reasoning Cynics (0%). E.g. The good is pleasure. The person with phronesis can make the right decision in any situation. Created by. Jeremy Bentham (61%) 4. . dignity/respect, which requires allowing them EG 'lying is wrong' is like saying you don't like tomatoes, 'boo to tomatoes'. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. Are you morally obliged to do so? meat does not use anyone solely as a means to an Comments. You give the poisoned drink as a gift anyway. No more than an emotional reaction. The word or phrase that you choose must express roughly the same meaning as the italicized word in the passage. these cases, rather it is correcting other wrongs. Moral anti realism claims there are moral values, but these moral values are not part of reality. Moral Judgements are an expression of emotion, not beliefs. Naturalism claims we can derive moral judgements from facts about the world (natural properties). Intro to Moral Philosophy Can you name the Intro to Moral Philosophy? Finish Editing. Plato: Selections. Kant says we should only be motivated by our duties, but we are motivated also by things sch as love on kindness. Take this test to see which moral philosophy you follow the most closely. A consequentialist theory is one that is based on what? Rule Utilitarianism: We should follow those rules Aristotle (52%) 9. Above each underlined word, write DO for direct object, 10 for indirect object, PN for predicate nominative, or PA for predicate adjective. when the obligation is 'weak', failing to do what is obligated of you is still a If there were no moral truths, then there would be no moral progress. Error theorists claim that all moral judgments Second form of the categorical imperative: In wrong because we cannot will the maxim 'Steal x Central moral terms (good, bad, right, wrong) are only emotive (e.g. Too focused on individual flourishing. Moral Philosophy. This is controversial - some murderers played violent games obsessively - but it's hard to prove that simulated killing causes violence. The number of people harmed will always be 10 percent of those helped. greatest number, in the long run. Every argument must have at least one what? killing in drama or computer games may be willed to be a universal law - there's no contradiction so it is morally permissible. RESPONSE: We just need to accept that moral judgements are not intrinsically motivating. Looking at your answers, we have analyzed that you are a person with morals and some instances but not always. (If your comment is too long, first try breaking it into two parts.). Does everyone have the ability to experience both types of pleasure? Moral Philosophy Flashcard Maker: Lance Williamson So. Development of Christian Thought - St Augustine, Philosophy - Self , Death And The Afterlife. There can be conflicts between virtues (against VE). Someone you have never met needs a kidney transplant. (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. (criticism of emotivism). Act Utilitarianism: We should steal if it will cause more happiness/preference satisfaction for more people than any other action. Because it gives a convincing account of how we use moral language and how to explain moral disagreement. Analyze concepts, examine the hidden presuppositions of moral opinions and theories, offer criticism and constructive accounts of the moral phenomena in question, and criticize strategies that are used to justify beliefs, policies, and actions. An action is wrong to the extent that it decreases the total happiness of the affected parties. 1) For any x that has a function, a good x is one that performs its function well. Write the letter for the word that best completes given sentence. including eating them. use moral language (against ET). of your responses that should reveal some interesting things about your moral informed. They are just an expression of an emotion. Epicurus: Letter to Menoeceus and Leading Doctrines. I think Valentines Day is a realreally\overset{\textit{\color{#c34632}{really}}}{{\underline{\text{real}}}}realreally romantic holiday. These virtues aim at the good. Korsgaard argues that: a. motivational skepticism is always based on content skepticism. Several questions talk about 'moral Aquinas (77%) 6. 1 The Biggest Question of All Time 2 . propositional, i.e. And another Cantabrian at that! Plato (35%) 15. He has a family to support and cannot find a job. 3) But, because morality is universal in scope, them moral duties apply to everyone irrespective of what they want. Therefore stealing is wrong. Virtue Ethics does not provide sufficient guidance about how to act (against VE). First form of the categorical imperative: Simulated without contradiction - so it is morally acceptable. 'Act so that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in that of another, always as an end and never as a means only.' --If you act on a moral rule that would cause problems if everyone followed it then your actions are not more They may come from scientific experiment, God, culture, laws, intuition etc. eudaimonia, so we may treat them as we wish The existence of moral disagreement. John Stuart Mill (84%)3. "If you want y, then do x." Do you think the lack of long-distance trade hurt society during the early Middle Ages? b. Normative ethics. But it can also be a vice, e.g. mistake about our moral language. (contradictions in the will), The issue of clashing duties (against Kant). is usually the mean. The cheating question is far too abstract, even if I could cheat, the option to never tell them to avoid screwing them up but leaving them to find someone new isn't there. Gain a better idea of your position on fundamental questions about the world with our new assessment, "Learn Your Philosophical Beliefs," which will walk you through the latest research on the relationship between people's philosophy and their psychological traits. are false but ordinary people think that some Hume says it is an IRRATIONAL INFLUENCE as facts are true or false, whereas moral judgements are just expressions of emotions. Match. Moral terms are indefinable (naturalistic fallacy) (moral non naturalism) (G E Moore) (against moral naturalism). 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. b. physics. another benthamite!It must be the Remuera connection that does it to us (although I have no idea why). Sometimes you have more than one duty, so how would you which one to choose? Do you think that assisting the suicide of someone who wants to die - and has requested help - is morally equivalent to allowing them to die by withholding medical assistance (assuming that the level of suffering turns out to be identical in both cases)? Value theory. If you believe you ought to pay your rent, then you must also believe that anyone in a relatively similar situation to you ought to pay their rent. This is a conflict between the virtues of justice and kindness. If it is use incorrectly, write a new correct sentence. 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