Question 1

Cultural relativism has a straightforwardly expressed formulation of an argument against morality.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Which of the following does Wolff hold as a key lesson from the analysis of morality?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ethics is about character as well as action. 
B)  Moral analysis can bring us to greater certainty. 
C)  Metaphysics is the proper beginning point for the analysis of morality. 
D)  Ethics boils down to cultural competence. 
A)  Ethics is about character as well as action. 
B)  Moral analysis can bring us to greater certainty. 
C)  Metaphysics is the proper beginning point for the analysis of morality. 
D)  Ethics boils down to cultural competence. A

Question 3

What does Wolff believe is an objection many will have to Aristotle's virtue theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  He is overly concerned with the underlying meaning of an action. 
B)  His system does not take into account cultural expectations. 
C)  He does not provide rules that can be followed. 
D)  His system requires too much time to operate. 
A)  He is overly concerned with the underlying meaning of an action. 
B)  His system does not take into account cultural expectations. 
C)  He does not provide rules that can be followed. 
D)  His system requires too much time to operate. C

Question 4

According to Wolff,which of the following theories has the ambition to provide a simple theory that solves all moral problems?

Accepted Answer

A)  existentialism 
B)  virtue ethics 
C)  deontology 
D)  utilitarianism 
A)  existentialism 
B)  virtue ethics 
C)  deontology 
D)  utilitarianism

Question 5

What is the purpose of examining objections to morality as a whole (instead of objections to particular moral theories)?

Accepted Answer

A)  to display the history of moral analysis 
B)  to see if moral analysis is possible 
C)  to establish which moral system is best 
D)  to question the links between morality and ethics 
A)  to display the history of moral analysis 
B)  to see if moral analysis is possible 
C)  to establish which moral system is best 
D)  to question the links between morality and ethics

Cultural relativism has a straightforwardly expressed formulation of an argument against morality.

Which of the following does Wolff hold as a key lesson from the analysis of morality?

What does Wolff believe is an objection many will have to Aristotle's virtue theory?

According to Wolff,which of the following theories has the ambition to provide a simple theory that solves all moral problems?

What is the purpose of examining objections to morality as a whole (instead of objections to particular moral theories)?

Moral Philosophy and Moral Reasoning

Cultural Relativism

Skepticism and Subjectivism

Free Will and Moral Responsibility

Religion and Natural Law

Egoism

The Social Contract

Utilitarianism: Bentham and Mill

Challenges for Utilitarianism

Deontology: Kant

Challenges for Kantian Ethics

Virtue Ethics: Aristotle

Challenges for Virtue Ethics

The Ethics of Gender and Race

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Exam 15: Developing a Moral Outlook

Cultural relativism has a straightforwardly expressed formulation of an argument against morality.

Which of the following does Wolff hold as a key lesson from the analysis of morality?

What does Wolff believe is an objection many will have to Aristotle's virtue theory?

According to Wolff,which of the following theories has the ambition to provide a simple theory that solves all moral problems?

What is the purpose of examining objections to morality as a whole (instead of objections to particular moral theories)?

Moral Philosophy and Moral Reasoning

Cultural Relativism

Skepticism and Subjectivism

Free Will and Moral Responsibility

Religion and Natural Law

Egoism

The Social Contract

Utilitarianism: Bentham and Mill

Challenges for Utilitarianism

Deontology: Kant

Challenges for Kantian Ethics

Virtue Ethics: Aristotle

Challenges for Virtue Ethics

The Ethics of Gender and Race

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