Kant thought that history would develop in a

cosmopolitan direction. Do you think he was correct?



What will be an ideal response?


Given the cultural and religious differences across the world, do you think his vision is possible?

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What would W.D. Ross say about the case of breaking a deathbed promise?

a. We are justified in breaking a promise if necessary to promote our self?interest. b. We are justified in breaking a promise if necessary to promote the happiness of everyone involved. c. It is permissible to break a promise only if necessary to uphold a more stringent moral principle, such as cause no harm. d. The maxim permitting you to break your promise cannot be universalized, and hence breaking your promise would be immoral.

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The reportive definition, "A zebra is an animal" is

A) too broad B) too narrow C) too broad and too narrow

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Plato would claim that a conclusion based on firm evidence of your senses, like "this is a white page with black print on it," counts as _____

A. scientific truth B. truth, both scientifically and philosophically C. knowledge D. belief, but not knowledge

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A deliberate attempt to mislead without the prior consent of the target is known as a(n) ________. 

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).

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