Question 1

Morality is a product of evolution- Who holds this view?

Accepted Answer

A) spencer 
B) f. h. bradley 
C) bentham 
D) kant 
A) spencer 
B) f. h. bradley 
C) bentham 
D) kant

Question 2

The Greek term eudemonia means:

Accepted Answer

A) perfection 
B) goodness 
C) happiness 
D) virtue 
A) perfection 
B) goodness 
C) happiness 
D) virtue

Question 3

According to F. H. Bradley different ----------------- are organs of the moral organism

Accepted Answer

A) communities 
B) sects 
C) individuals 
D) none of these 
A) communities 
B) sects 
C) individuals 
D) none of these

Question 4

F. H. Bradley claims that --------------- is never possible apart from society.

Accepted Answer

A) liberation 
B) happiness 
C) existence 
D) self-realization 
A) liberation 
B) happiness 
C) existence 
D) self-realization

Question 5

Spencer deduces hedonism from the law of:

Accepted Answer

A) sociological evolution 
B) natural evolution 
C) biological evolution 
D) universal evolution 
A) sociological evolution 
B) natural evolution 
C) biological evolution 
D) universal evolution

Morality is a product of evolution- Who holds this view?

The Greek term eudemonia means:

According to F. H. Bradley different ----------------- are organs of the moral organism

F. H. Bradley claims that --------------- is never possible apart from society.

Spencer deduces hedonism from the law of:

Understanding Ethics and Its Key Concepts

Ethics, Desires, and Intentions: Exploring Human Conduct and Motivations

Understanding Hedonism and the Hedonic Calculus

Hedonism and Kantian Ethics: Exploring Theories of Pleasure and Morality

Philosophical Views on Ethics and Morality

Ethics and Virtues

Exploring Theories of Punishment and Justice in Aristotles Philosophy

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Exam 5: Ethical Theories and Concepts of Duty, Self-Realisation, and Morality

Morality is a product of evolution- Who holds this view?

The Greek term eudemonia means:

According to F. H. Bradley different ----------------- are organs of the moral organism

F. H. Bradley claims that --------------- is never possible apart from society.

Spencer deduces hedonism from the law of:

Understanding Ethics and Its Key Concepts

Ethics, Desires, and Intentions: Exploring Human Conduct and Motivations

Understanding Hedonism and the Hedonic Calculus

Hedonism and Kantian Ethics: Exploring Theories of Pleasure and Morality

Philosophical Views on Ethics and Morality

Ethics and Virtues

Exploring Theories of Punishment and Justice in Aristotles Philosophy

Filters