UNIVERSITY OF LONDON BA EXAMINATION 2011 PHILOSOPHY
... Answer THREE questions, at least ONE from EACH section. Candidates taking optional paper (n) Philosophy of Kant may NOT attempt question 23, marked with an asterisk. Avoid overlap in your answers. SECTION A 1. ‘If murder is wrong, two murders are worse than one; so if A, by murdering B, can prevent ...
... Answer THREE questions, at least ONE from EACH section. Candidates taking optional paper (n) Philosophy of Kant may NOT attempt question 23, marked with an asterisk. Avoid overlap in your answers. SECTION A 1. ‘If murder is wrong, two murders are worse than one; so if A, by murdering B, can prevent ...
Building Peace by Unlearning the Habit of “Us and Them”: Would it
... commitment should be given precedence and to what degree in particular situations is not arbitrary. Rather, each situation requires a context-sensitive response in which discursive reasoning must be complemented—and, in some cases, replaced by—an intuitive-aesthetic sense of what response is most “f ...
... commitment should be given precedence and to what degree in particular situations is not arbitrary. Rather, each situation requires a context-sensitive response in which discursive reasoning must be complemented—and, in some cases, replaced by—an intuitive-aesthetic sense of what response is most “f ...
PHIL 235: Business and Professional Ethics
... One Possibility: Business is a Game A fairly widespread view (or, in any case, a view often adverted to) holds that business is, in some sense, a game – i.e., something distinct from everyday real life. If business is (or is relevantly like) a game, then perhaps it is plausible to say that action ...
... One Possibility: Business is a Game A fairly widespread view (or, in any case, a view often adverted to) holds that business is, in some sense, a game – i.e., something distinct from everyday real life. If business is (or is relevantly like) a game, then perhaps it is plausible to say that action ...
Advances in Pneumology
... Objective: In the more and more globalized world the experience of moral pluralism (often related to, or based upon religious pluralism) has become a common issue which ethical importance is undeniable. The (potential) conflicts between patients' and therapeutic team's moral views and between moral ...
... Objective: In the more and more globalized world the experience of moral pluralism (often related to, or based upon religious pluralism) has become a common issue which ethical importance is undeniable. The (potential) conflicts between patients' and therapeutic team's moral views and between moral ...
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... challenge to this argument? Evaluate the success of this challenge to Hume. 2. In the Groundwork and in the Critique of Practical Reason, Kant argues against moral theories that he calls “heteronomous.” What makes a moral theory heteronomous, according to Kant? Why does he think that no such theory ...
... challenge to this argument? Evaluate the success of this challenge to Hume. 2. In the Groundwork and in the Critique of Practical Reason, Kant argues against moral theories that he calls “heteronomous.” What makes a moral theory heteronomous, according to Kant? Why does he think that no such theory ...
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... of the desires that we identify with? How is this relevant to the idea of freedom. And, in turn how does ...
... of the desires that we identify with? How is this relevant to the idea of freedom. And, in turn how does ...
humanism - Primary Resources
... • “Humanist” is used today to mean those who seek to live good lives without religious or superstitious beliefs. Humanists believe that moral values follow on from human nature and experience in some way. • Humanists base their moral principles on reason (which leads them to reject the idea of any s ...
... • “Humanist” is used today to mean those who seek to live good lives without religious or superstitious beliefs. Humanists believe that moral values follow on from human nature and experience in some way. • Humanists base their moral principles on reason (which leads them to reject the idea of any s ...
