Identify the hallmark concept of Aristotelian ethics
A. Aristotle primarily considered ethics as a different way of learning.
B. Aristotle primarily considered ethics as a way of acting, not as a way of being.
C. Aristotle primarily considered ethics as a way of being, not as a way of acting.
D. Aristotle primarily considered ethics as a way of seeing others, not justoneself.
C
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According to Kant, nothing can be called intrinsically good except
a. right action b. good consequences c. happiness d. a good will
INSTRUCTIONS: Select the answer that best characterizes each argument. These environmentalists have gone overboard. Who are these crazies who dictate what we can do with our own property? This great nation was founded in the spirit of capitalism, and free enterprise! The sacred right of private property is grounded in the commands of almighty God! Down with the nature-nuts! Away with the
eco-maniacs! A) Slippery slope. B) No fallacy. C) Red herring. D) Appeal to the people. E) Begging the question.
While utilitarians are likely to believe that we should try to close the "technological divide," Kantians would probably deny this claim
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
INSTRUCTIONS: Select the answer that best characterizes each argument. Those boarding a bus are never required to pass through a security checkpoint. Therefore, those boarding an airliner should not be required to pass through a security checkpoint
A) Begging the question. B) False cause. C) Weak analogy. D) No fallacy. E) Missing the point.