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Egalitarian

-private property source of most social problems

Elitist

-there's such a thing as excellence and it should be rewarded

Contractor

-society based on rational agreement by individual

Organicist

-society is more like an organism, there's a nonrational influence on its members

Libertarian

-we value liberty above all else, everything we value leads to valuing liberty

Paternalist

-we're willing to sacrifice some liberty for protection/public code of morals

Capitalist

-capitalism is just


-fosters freedom/responsibility

Socialist

-capitalism is unjust


-it promotes greed/dishonesty/exploitation

Rights Defender

-all humans have some basic rights

Rights Skeptic

-no absolute/universal rights

Materialist

-the mind is the brain

Hard Determinist

-determinism is true, there is no free will


-we are like a machine

Metaphysical Libertarian

-determinism is false, we no not have free will


-we know this through introspection

Soft Determinist

-determinism and free will are compatible


-we act freely when it is self-caused

Incompatiblist

-free will and determinism incompatible


-hard determinism and metaphysical libertarian are incompatible positions

Excuser

-we're never responsible for our actions


-always excused

Judge

-we are sometimes responsible for our actions


-you need cause, intent, sanity, and choice in order to be responsible

Mechanist

-machines already do much of what we call thinking, therefore computers can think

Mentalist

-computers cannot nor will ever think, simulate intelligent behavior