- Who wrote the manifesto of the communist party
- The view that reason is the primary source of knowledge is called
- Locke believes that we have nothing in our minds that did not come from _____.
- Rene Descartes was a 17th Century Rationalist philosopher.
- What, according to Kant, is the only thing that is good without qualification?
- Aristotle believes that moral virtues can best be acquired through _____.
- Mill believes that the moral worth of an action depends on one's motives.
- The view that greatest good is pleasure and the absence of pain is known as
- For Mill, a beast's pleasures can satisfy a human being's conception of happiness.
- The main question that is discussed in Plato's Republic is:
- Kant says that when trying to decide whether an action is morally permissible, we must ask if we can consistently will that the maxim of our action should become _____.
- In Book II of Plato's Republic, Glaucon tells Socrates the story about Gyges Ring because he thinks it is evidence for the claim that
- According to Mill, we need to consider the __________ an action when calculating its moral worth.
- According to Kant, the consequences of an action are completely irrelevant to the moral worth of the action.
- The fallacy of _____ is trying to prove a conclusion by using that very same conclusion as support.
- Distributive justice has to do with the fair meting out of punishment to citizens for wrongdoing or breaking the law.
- The fallacy of _____ is arguing either that (1) a claim is true because it hasn't been proven false or (2) a claim is false because it hasn't been proven true.
- The fallacy of misrepresenting a person's views so they can be more easily attacked or dismissed is called the _____.
- Utilitarianism says that right actions are those that produce the greatest happiness for _____.
- The highest human good, according to Aristotle is