Introduction to Ethics in Philosophy Exam Questions and Answers (100% Pass)
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Introduction To Ethics In Philosophy
Introduction to Ethics in Philosophy Exam Questions and Answers (100% Pass)
Philosophy - Answers Love of wisdom; pursuit of absolute knowledge.
Pythagoras - Answers Greek philosopher who coined the term philosophy.
Science of all things - Answers Systematic processes leading to wisdom in philoso...
Introduction to Ethics in Philosophy Exam Questions and Answers (100% Pass)
Philosophy - Answers Love of wisdom; pursuit of absolute knowledge.
Pythagoras - Answers Greek philosopher who coined the term philosophy.
Science of all things - Answers Systematic processes leading to wisdom in philosophy.
Principle of Identity - Answers Whatever is, is; whatever is not, is not.
Principle of Non-contradiction - Answers Something cannot be and not be simultaneously.
Principle of Excluded Middle - Answers A proposition is either true or false.
Principle of Sufficient Reason - Answers Every existence has an underlying reason.
Ethics - Answers Discipline examining moral standards of individuals/societies.
Morality - Answers Set of standards defining right and wrong.
Metaethics - Answers Analyzes nature and foundation of moral values.
Normative Ethics - Answers Determines moral standards for right and wrong conduct.
Consequentialism - Answers Judges actions based on their outcomes.
Deontology - Answers Certain acts are intrinsically right or wrong.
Virtue Ethics - Answers Focuses on the character of the actor.
Applied Ethics - Answers Examines specific moral issues in practice.
Moral Experience - Answers Natural capacity to distinguish good from bad.
Moral Situations - Answers Experiences requiring moral discernment.
Moral Discernment - Answers Weighing values to decide good or bad.
Moral Standards - Answers Principles addressing harm or benefit to individuals.
Value Judgment - Answers Final decision on right or wrong actions.
Universal Validity - Answers Moral standards apply universally, not contextually.
Priority Over Other Values - Answers Moral standards take precedence over other norms.
Not Established by Authority - Answers Moral standards arise independently of tradition.
Mabaquiao and Evangelista - Answers Authors discussing moral standards in ethics.
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