Exam 15: Egoism,pleasure,and Indifference
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Which of the following is NOT a criticism of ethical egoism?
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The ______,with their tradition of public service,admired commitment to serving the public part of the Stoic philosophy.
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Of the three theories discussed in the chapter,only ______ has any significant
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The first step in analysis from the perspective of Ethical Egoism is to ask what acts
would most ______.
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The psychological egoist believes that our actions are ______.
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Stoicism shares the concern of ______ with individual character because it argues that developing the appropriate stoic frame of mind will lead us to virtue.
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What involves putting one's own well-being above that of others?
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Which philosopher was a believer in psychological egoism,and tried to give a more general account of it by listing motives and showing how each could be read as
Egotistical acts or intentions?
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Stoics believe all that happens in the world is fixed according to some ______ divine plan.
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The first step in an ethical egoism evaluation of an ethical dilemma is the question ______?
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Which of the following is NOT part of the consideration undertaken by egoists when facing an ethical dilemma?
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An early advocate of Stoicism was the Greek philosopher ______.
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In both of its forms,______ can be criticized for attempting to provide a single explanation for every human act.
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Traditionally,hedonism has been expressed as the view that ______.
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Whereas psychological egoism is a theory about how people actual behave,ethical egoism is a theory about how ______.
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The two main theories of Egoism are psychological and sociological.
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Critics point out that psychological egoism cannot be proved because ______.
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Hobbes believed that when people demonstrated charity,they were really emphasizing ______.
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