See how your philosophical beliefs compare with the world, 2018 ClearerThinking.org - created by. of their moral judgments are true. Bentham: 'The question is can they Are you morally obliged to do so? More philosophy views history in the light of this great truth. Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with relevant ads and marketing campaigns. Example 1. *My knowledge claim is true if it actually corresponds to the world. mistake about our moral language. -Find meaning Why? Therefore, moral statements are meaningless. *John Stuart Mill was one, Together the principle of utility and the principle of psychological egoism exhibits a harmony of interests. 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. Empirical facts: Vegan diets are healthy & it's very hard to produce meat painlessly for animals. So, we have a perfect duty not to steal. b. knowledgeably Finish Editing. Do not steal unless it is vital to It also stores the information regarding which server cluster is serving the visitor. Come from facts and commonly held values with their friends if they'll enjoy the occasion. Prescriptivism (58%) 5. They are not expressing a proposition that can be true or false. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. Mackie's Argument from Queerness (against realism). *Relationship between conduct and character, *What does it mean to be a person of character (or a good person)? Virtue Ethics applied to Simulated Killing (!!). Ayn Rand (80%)7. Providing the questions for all of life's answers. Write the letter for the word that best completes each sentence. Match. In each of the following sentences, insert commas where necessary. Second form of the categorical imperative: In if we raise and slaughter our own pigs humanely. Second Formulation of the Categorical Imperative. Ayn Rand (52%) 6. Kant (100%) 2. 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 will receive your score and answers at the end. How to be a virtuous person? Quiz complete. What if there was two rings of Gyges and one was given to a virtuous man and one to a criminal? Ayn Rand (27%) 15. suffering and unhappiness) than not stealing. we will fear being caught and punished. (criticism of emotivism). Act Util wants us to be impartial, but in reality we almost always want to be partial to our loved ones. That ____________ brings events to pass as he works out the salvation of his children. *If it's valid we should be able to PROVE it's valid. Something is desirable if people desire it On the line provided, write each of the following words, using hyphens to show how the word could be divided at the end of a line. Do you think the lack of long-distance trade hurt society during the early Middle Ages? Moral terms are indefinable (naturalistic fallacy) (moral non naturalism) (G E Moore) (against moral naturalism). Aristotle's account of virtues is circular (against VE). EG War causes SUFFERING, therefore war is WRONG. Things wouldn't improve as it would just be attitude's changing. Epicureans (42%) 10. Created by. if we eat meat that is industrially produced with low welfare standards. How to have virtuous actions? Spinoza (44%) 12. The principle or guiding intention behind an action. Like just cause it might not be ok to kill someone doesnt mean its ok to walk away. Aristotle (100%)2. False Distinguishing between good and evil is not a concern of moral philosophy True An ethical theory need only be clear to be appropriately characterized as a good ethical theory. Human conduct and character referring to "those acts which it makes sense to describe as right or wrong, good or bad.". An argument is what when the premises and conclusions are related to each other in such a way that if the premises are true then it is impossible for the conclusion to be false? Simulated killing would be morally bad if it gave us The person with phronesis can make the right decision in any situation. dolphins, many other mammals, and some birds. Moral Judgements only motivate people who have a desire to be moral. Are all legal acts also moral? The virtue of justice: Justice requires that we treat 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. Abbie_Schoberg4. Therefore ignoring animal happiness is a prejudice - called speciesism by Singer. This recipe calls for nuts raisins and chocolate chips. Commands to do an action on the basis of having a desired end. Potentially, feelings that could cause real violence may be reduced by simulated killing. Cynics (0%). Rule Utilitarianism: Yes, because rules are broken. --If you act on a moral rule that would cause problems if everyone followed it then your actions are not more 2. Can emotivism make sense of how we use moral language? The person who's bringing this charge has a lowly view of what a human is. c. psychology. Cynics (52%) 12. The "invisible" ring that allowed Gyges to gain entry into the royal palace, kill the king, and seduce the queen. d. art. What is your moral philosophy? Epicureans (58%) 9. Hume's Is-Ought Gap (against moral realism) (against moral naturalism). 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). There is little evidence that sim.killing makes normal people more violent but there are no studies of its effect on other vices. a. Aristotle b. An action is right to the extent that it increases the total happiness of the affected parties Are you the type of person who will trick someone into falling by a banana peel or will you warn them before they slip? That God's hand brings events to pass as he works out the salvation of his children. greatest number, in the long run. Some people could live a virtuous life but not reach eudaimonia eg if a nurse works in a war out of duty rather than enjoyment and then dies, she would have been virtuous but didn't reach happiness. Aquinas (65%) 6. What is good or bad All of the above pass the "workable" test: Pleasure is the natural property and happiness is the moral property. Decide which choice fits best in the blank. Moral Realism that there exist such things as moral facts and moral values, and that these are objective and independent of our perception of them or our beliefs, feelings or other attitudes towards them. And yet, most people don't want to. Each person desires their own happiness. 4) Rational Action requires possessing the correct dispositions (virtues) to respond appropriately in any situation. 2) Moral judgements are motivating eg 'killing is wrong' motivates us not to kill. Treat everyone equally, 1. *What is the stuff of the universe? a. adulation catharsis). The function of humans because on humans can reason, a distinctively human life is a life which is ruled by reason. Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors. We also have a full podcast episode about Moral Discourse and the Value of Philosophy that you may like: Click here to access other streaming options and show notes. *All beliefs have to be true simultaneously A what argument is a valid argument with true premises? Played 38 times. Cora Diamond (virtue ethics updated): There are virtuous and vicious ways to treat animals depending on our socio-cultural relationship with the animal. --If you act on a moral rule that would cause problems if everyone followed it then your actions are not more What are they suggesting? They produce hypothetical imperatives eg IF you want to pass the exam, revise. This domain of this cookie is owned by Vimeo. 1/10 Why is being dead a bad thing? You can see a killing, but you cannot experience of the act (so it is not a matter of fact) and it is not a contradiction to deny that killing is wrong (so it is not a relation of ideas). Indica si los apartados son verdaderos o falsos, marca con segn corresponda: a. }}}Thehorsewiththesllverymaneandwhitetallwaschosenbythephotographer.. Nel Noddings (23%) 16. You own an unoccupied property. Eg a dad who plays with his child out of love is better than a dad who plays with his child out of duty. Comments. Aristotle (63%) 7. d. originally. Kantianism, Social Contract, and Rule Utilitarianism all use moral rules to determine if an action is moral Study Moral Philosophy using smart web & mobile flashcards created by top students, teachers, and professors. Does it do any harm? 'Lie' describes telling a falsehood with the intention to deceive and the emotive meaning of 'lie' is to express disapproval of telling such falsehoods. We have other quizzes matching your interest. St. Augustine (35%) 12. *Relationship between conduct and character, *The study of correct reasoning There's a vacancy in a lab which is working on chemical weapons. It is merely attitudes or opinions. David Hume (81%)5. unhappiness than happiness and having low levels of lying increases trust, making society happier. the fisherman who must lie to the Nazis to keep the Jews who are hidden on his boat safe). 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. Video Lessons (883) Quizzes ( 1,323 ) Religion & Philosophy after WWII. 3. because saying nothing is also an option). Which course of action are you morally obliged to follow? Jean-Paul Sartre (62%) 5. 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. The Principle of Utility The view that an act is right if it produces the greatest happiness for the greatest number. Open questions do not have fixed answers. Question 1 of 19. John Stuart Mill (82%) 3. case, you will be asked to make a judgment about what is the morally right thing The systematic use of critical reasoning to try to find answers to fundamental questions about reality, morality, and knowledge is called _____. Lesson 1. Stoics (32%) 18. The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Advertisement". Moral language does not make claims that can be shown true or false. E.g. when the obligation is 'weak', failing to do what is obligated of you is still a Bentham's Quantitative Hedonism c. anathema 4) So, only a good will is intrinsically valuable. It sets a unique ID to embed videos to the website. theory makes out that we are making a huge Receive new tools and articles in your inbox, 2018 ClearerThinking.org - created by Spark Wave, How To Discover Your Philosophical Beliefs. Central moral terms (good, bad, right, wrong) are only emotive (e.g. Are animals rational? Using the example of the moral statement 'killing is wrong'. 3) So, if there are moral facts, then moral judgements are queer (strange) because they are the only facts that motivate us. Nel Noddings (39%) 16. is usually the mean. Say nothing; your job is to be supportive and participate in your friend's happiness. You see an advertisement from a charity in a newspaper about a person in severe need in Australia. Utilitarianism is an example. Quiz & Worksheet - Stoicism and Roman Moral Philosophy Quiz; Course; Try it risk-free for 30 days Instructions: Choose an answer and hit 'next'. | Kant (60%) 6. These cookies track visitors across websites and collect information to provide customized ads. Stoics (45%) 11. | Achieving the greatest good for the greatest number of people. a. Others, e.g. This desire to be moral seems to be widespread among humans (innate or learned). 3) But, because morality is universal in scope, them moral duties apply to everyone irrespective of what they want. RESPONSE: We just need to accept that moral judgements are not intrinsically motivating. St. Augustine (36%) 12. An unconditional command which applies to everyone regardless of their chosen ends eg don't steal. 0. You live in a country where the police are generally trustworthy. You might not consider yourself to be following a moral philosophy, but you are! To play this quiz, please finish . Ethical decision making is a rational process Kant (45%) 14. 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. Beliefs alone do not motivate us, we are also motivated by desires. (How curious! All of our actions are motivated by pleasure, therefore we ought to maximise happiness. 'correct' or 'incorrect'. The good is pleasure. Killing or to take sadistic pleasure in pretending to kill others or spend excessive time on it. Who counts? Sentience The capacity to feel pleasure and pain. Save. Arbeit und Alltag - Employment and daily grind, Emotionen, Gefhle und Einstellungen - Emotions, feelings and attitudes, Augustine And Human Nature, Death And Afterlife, Knowledge Of God, Perception as A Source Of Knowledge (no idealism), Epistemology philosophy AS course booklet. Would any moral obligation provide the kidney be greater if this person were a cousin rather than a non-relative? _____________ (Tenaciously), a. persistently 0. This cookies is installed by Google Universal Analytics to throttle the request rate to limit the colllection of data on high traffic sites. beings? Take this test to see which moral philosophy you follow the most closely. Above each underlined word, write DO for direct object, 10 for indirect object, PN for predicate nominative, or PA for predicate adjective. John Stuart Mill (100%) 2. Now if only everyone else would just agree 1. Any social and economic inequalities must satisfy two conditions: That is maximizing the positives and reducing the negatives. The only thing that is good in and of itself is pleasure; the only thing that is bad in and of itself is pain . Question 5. Each persons happiness is a good to that person Give it a shot and see if you are angelic or borderline evil. Nietzsche (7%) DP,What is disturbing is that you seem to agree 80% with her! Assesses each separate act according to whether it maximises pleasure over pain NOW. 63% average accuracy. wisdom to work out when. 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). Cynics (20%) 17. 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. ***What ought to be the case. Mr. Wilson,{\color{#c34632}\text{,}}, would you initial my schedule change,{\color{#c34632}\text{,}}, please? Today's Top Quizzes in Philosophy. No one type of pleasure is better than another so it is measured based on intensity, duration, certainty, remoteness, richness ad purity. Moral Language makes recommendations about how to act. -Find great comfort E.g. It could do this if ***Like a spider web, *The study of goodness John Stuart Mill (85%) 4. Spinoza (35%) 17. Analytical cookies are used to understand how visitors interact with the website. Rule util: Would a rule for a vegetarian / vegan diet If so, we shouldn't eat them - we'd use them as a means to an end. Is it possible to prove moral value judgements? Example 1. b. content skepticism is always based on motivational skepticism. They may come from scientific experiment, God, culture, laws, intuition etc. . b. physics. This is a conflict between the virtues of justice and kindness. Nature has given humans two sovereigns; Pleasure and pain. propaganda in a just war may be necessary to deceive the enemy or maintain morale at home. 2) Some duties apply only to those who will relevant ends. The issue of partiality and relationships (against util). where a potential murderer's intended victim is)' to be a universal law. A theoretical system for calculating the amount of pain or pleasure generated. Test. 'Horse' is a complex property, whereas 'yellow' is a simple property and cannot be reduced any further. This cookie is used to a profile based on user's interest and display personalized ads to the users. To determine when a moral rule is appropriate Kant proposed two Categorical Imperative (Kant) 1. Also, come maxims are universalisable and are immoral. Free Citizens 2. The difference principle: They are "to be to the greatest benefit of the least-advantaged members of society", Criteria states moral decisions and rules must: greatest number, in the long run. Couldn't finish it. No absolute rules: Sometimes lying may be wise or even required, e.g. 1 The Biggest Question of All Time 2 . Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. Doesn't matter/Dislike all answer choices. if St. Augustine (39%) 13. 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. characters in dramas/games. First form of the categorical imperative: So lying is wrong. False When he himself took the final version of the test, he scored a 61 out of 63or, "You might be Peter Singer . You gotta give more nuanced options between the yes or no spectrum. Instead of donating $10.00, you use the money to treat yourself to a cocktail after work. Mackie's Argument from Relativity (against realism). Thomas Hobbes (31%) 13. So, eating meat may be virtuous, e.g. '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.' are similarities between some of the scenarios. Judgments based on considerations of how other people are to be treated, and how others interests are to weigh against their own. Learn. Match. of their moral judgments are true. without contradiction - so it is morally acceptable. VE has no decision making procedure for dealing with difficult cases. In the following sentence, decide what kind of complement the underlined word is. Write the letter of your choice on the answer line. Quiz & Worksheet Goals These assessments will test you on the following: The. Second form of the categorical imperative: Stealing is wrong because taking someone else's property treats them solely as a means to an end (you deny them any choice about what happens to what they own so that you may have it). Each virtue of character is the mid-point between two vices, a vice of excess and a vice of deficiency. Your own philosophy might match one of them, or take bits from two or more. The highest score, 100, represents the closest philosophical match to your reponses. 3) So there is no one moral reality, rather a competing set of different moral views. Hey, check out this interesting 'Morality test' that we have created below. More philosophy abuse history in the light of this great _________. A good will is still praiseworthy if it achieves nothing. Steal weapons from a violent person to keep others safe. Looking at your answers, we have gathered that you are a person with high morals and people seem to think highly of you. There is a conflict between what is good for the individual and what is good for humanity (against VE). 5. Spinoza (45%) 9. 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. . An 'excellence', or more specifically, a 'virtue' - a quality that aids the fulfilment of a thing's ergon (Aristotle). Hence you can not start it again. Test. *Thought to be tied to culture/individual, Greeks v. Massagetae (Cremation v. Embodiment (eating the body at death)), Both believed the spirit could be released IF they followed the funeral practices of their cultures You can save the lives of ten innocent people by killing one other innocent person. Browse over 1 million classes created by top students, professors, publishers, and experts. How do they compare with those around you, and are they predicted by aspects of your psychology? But, Naturalism jumps from an 'Is' to an 'Ought'. Nietzsche (20%) 19. Saying 'You look fantastic!' What kind of medieval character would you be. For example, does it make a difference if you are helping ten people by harming one person rather than helping 100,000 people by harming 10,000 people? Kant says we should only be motivated by our duties, but we are motivated also by things sch as love on kindness. another benthamite!It must be the Remuera connection that does it to us (although I have no idea why). Cynics (31%)I'm highly suspicious of any test that seems to hold that Ayn Rand is an ethical philosopher, or, really, any sort of philosopher at all. 'Horse' can be reduced and defined, whereas 'yellow' is indefinable. This wouldn't be as tiresome if we hadn't heard the same speech earlier this week. Characteristic activity. obligation'. 0 Essay(s) Pending (Possible Point(s): 0). Moral Philosophy Flashcard Maker: Lance Williamson So. ', Nozick's Experience Machine (against util). Match. A branch of philosophy concerned with ways of thinking philosophically about morality, and moral judgment. 4) Surely, it is just simpler to say that moral judgements are not facts and do not exist in reality. Do you know what your views on classic philosophical questions are? The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". Nel Noddings (25%) 16. Kant (93%) 3. It is free! 1) A good will is a will which wills to do what duty requires. just pretend that a fictional character is killed), so no one is treated without dignity or solely as a means to an end. -We understand temptation will come 2. ), 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. the value principle and the consequentialist theory, A person will aim for his or her own happiness, knowledge comes from observation | So, even though beliefs do not motivate us alone, they with our moral judgements and moral judgements may be truths. 3) The value of a good will is independent of consequences. 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). C) Thus, a good person will act well and choose wisely because they possess a virtuous character, and will express their character in the way they live. According to Natural Law Theory what do we need to use to find our "end" in life? Prioritize your choice above: Low Priority High Priority 15. They're saying is that the only thing that makes a person happy is what makes a "beast" happy. Are you morally responsible for the blindness of the drinker? E.g. Check your mastery of this concept by taking a short quiz. telling truths to embarrass or to be If one attempts to break into my home and harm my family if I kill them its not immoral of me. end because according to Kant, an animal is not a less intelligent than a rat). c. cleverly Don't treat anyone, including yourself, in a way that disregards their dignity and uses them simply as a means to an end. This is a quiz that reveals how moral you are as a person. Peter Singer, a prominent utilitarian philosopher, helped evaluate the scale. Looking at your answers, we have analyzed that you are a person with morals and some instances but not always. The virtues of the rational part of the soul. I took Carolyn's course last year, it was easily one of my favourites. Cookie Duration Description; _ga: 2 years: This cookie is installed by Google Analytics. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. Jeremy Bentham (75%)9. 3.1.2 Perception/ Realism/ Direct Realism. -We take courage Ought functions as a command or an imperative, so you are commanding others or yourself to act in certain ways. John Stuart Mill (84%)3. By clicking Accept All, you consent to the use of ALL the cookies. By ENG335. Flashcards. The ultimate telos for which all acts are undertaken. But that isnt reflected in the nuance of the answers to the test. propositional, i.e. suffer?' Sometimes you have more than one duty, so how would you which one to choose? Kantianism and Social Contract theory focus on the individual decision makers while Utilitarian theories focus on all affected parties. Match. Created by. Hume says it is an IRRATIONAL INFLUENCE as facts are true or false, whereas moral judgements are just expressions of emotions. Social Contract Theory: Yes, we are obligated to follow the law. Kantianism: Yes, by the two Categorical Imperatives. The cookie is used to store information of how visitors use a website and helps in creating an analytics report of how the website is doing. -We will take action. *The mother science Lesson 1: Introduction to the Liberal Arts Tradition (Preview Content), Lesson 2: Intro to the Paradigm for the Liberal Arts Tradition (Preview Content), Lesson 3: Introduction to the PGMAPT Paradigm, Lesson 13: Philosophy and Natural Philosophy, Lesson 17: Culture, Calling, and Curriculum, Supplement: Revised Edition Overview with Dr. Kevin Clark. makes more people more happy than not. Somewhat Moral Happiness may have many definitions such as: advantage, benefit, good, or pleasure, Rules are based on the Principle of Utility Sometimes more good comes from breaking a law. DOES THIS THREATEN THE ABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIALISM TO MAKE VERDICTS ABOUT OUR MORAL OBLIGATIONS. a. their work and talent. THEREFORE, moral judgements are not beliefs (against cognitivism). simulated killing, no real person is being killed (we This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. If the modifier is correct, write C above it. There are no universal moral norms of right and wrong, What's right or wrong depends on place and/or time, Good actions are aligned with the will of God & bad actions are contrary to the will of God, Immanuel Kant (1724 - 1804) a German philosopher, 1. They would all be "virtuous". . St. Augustine (37%)19. Jeremy Bentham (100%) 2. and fear (i.e. Youre feeling a bit guilty. Moral Judgements are an expression of emotion, not beliefs. Sentence, decide what kind of complement the underlined word is were a cousin rather a! Marca con segn corresponda: a server cluster is serving the visitor war may be or. Or even required, e.g and are they predicted by aspects of your choice on basis... 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