One version of Kant’s categorical imperative advises us to find our moral obligations by asking:
a. Will this action create the most happiness?
b. Could I consistently will everyone to follow my moral principle?
c. Will doing this action make me feel good about myself?
d. Am I being true to my own conscience?
b.
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Moore influenced the analytic movement with his
a. analysis of the meanings of philosophical propositions. b. attempt to construct a logically rigorous language. c. rejection of ordinary language. d. commitment to Hegelian philosophy.
Why should the philosopher look forward to death, according to Plato?
a. They can expect to be reincarnated in a better body. b. Only after death will the soul attain wisdom. c. The gods promise a life in heaven after death. d. All pain will cease then.
Translate the following into a standard-form categorical claim: Mechanics make great lovers.
What will be an ideal response?
When we say an argument is valid, we mean that all the claims in the argument are true.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)