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20 Cards in this Set
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Aristotle |
virtue ethics, moral theory |
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Mill |
utiliarianism |
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kant |
moral theories, categorial imperative, good will is the central moral value and we ought to always act from duty |
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Lindemann |
Feminist Ethics, moral order for men and women. thesis gender entities and empowers men while attaching itself to sexes in order to appear natural |
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look at various forms of power that are required for morality to operate properly at all |
lindermann |
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produce theory about the moral meaning of various kinds of legitimate relations of unequal power |
lindermann |
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Thomson |
defense of abortion |
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marquis |
abortion is immoral |
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Popper |
confirmation thesis, falsifiability thesis |
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kitcher |
independent testability, unification, fecundity |
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descartes |
discover proper foundation for the sciences |
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if he wants to establish anything at all in the sciences that is stable and likely to last |
descartes |
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Locke |
man being conscious and ideas he created |
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reid |
challenging locke |
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moral responsibility |
we are justified in holding a personal responsible for actions |
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responsibeness to reasons |
act on reasons we appreciate if we are free from compulsion |
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ownership of life project |
feel ownership if we are free to design the |
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basic thought |
freedom is the capacity to choose from alternatives |
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a person is morally responsible for what he has done only if he could have done otherwise |
frankfurt |
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absolutely everything that happens is casually determined to happen exactly as it does by what has gone before |
strawson |
