Exam 5: The Search for Ethical Values
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The utilitarian rejects which one of the following claims of the ethical egoist?
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Ruth Benedict said that "it is morally good" is synonymous with
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According to Kant,the basis of the categorical imperative is
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In the reading by James Rachels,he criticizes the cultural differences argument by saying that
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According to your text,you can act in your own self-interest without being selfish.
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Explain the ethical theory of utilitarianism.How did the utilitarianism of Jeremy Bentham and John Stuart Mill differ?
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According to psychological egoism,unselfish behavior is impossible.
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What criticisms does virtue ethics make of utilitarianism and Kantian ethics?
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Aristotle says that to be a just person,it is not enough to act justly.You must also
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According to utilitarianism,the morality of a particular action can change over time if the consequences change.
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In his article "Comparing Harms," Alastair Norcross argues that
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How does Alastair Norcross argue for consequentialism in "Comparing Harms: Headaches and Human Lives"? How might someone criticize his argument?
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The task of normative ethics is to describe various cultures' moral beliefs.
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Immanuel Kant said that the only thing in the world that has absolute,unqualified moral value is
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Nel Noddings's book Caring agrees with Kant that caring for others must be based on a firm sense of moral obligation and not on feelings.
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Utilitarian ethics would argue that abortion is morally impermissible.
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