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PHIL 335 Athabasca Final Exam Questions With 100- Correct Answers

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PHIL 335 Exam 2 2025 update| comprehensive questions and verified answers (complete solutions) ASSURED SUCCESS|GRADE A+!! (100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!

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Noonan - ANS a fetus is a person from moment of conception, 5 rejected ideas, criterion for humanity Noonan 5 mistaken criteria - ANS 1. Viability (rejected b/c variability and b/c all fetuses and babies are utterly dependent for survival 2. experience: rejected b/c early fetuses experience, some adults lose the capacity for experience, older fetuses and younger people wouldn't be people 3. Emotions of parents: even if you have a miscarriage and grieve, grief wouldn't be the same as ...

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Brainbarter

PHIL 335 Exam 2 2025 update| comprehensive questions and verified answers (complete solutions) ASSURED SUCCESS|GRADE A+!! (100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!

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PHIL 335- Exam 1 Questions With Correct Answers

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12 pages

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PHIL 335 FINAL Dickinson Exam questions with correct answers

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5 pages

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Lectphilip

PHIL 335 UNIT 2 Ethical Theory & Moral Reasoning Exam questions with correct answers.

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9 pages

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Lectphilip

PHIL 335 Exam 2 2025 update| comprehensive questions and verified answers (complete solutions) ASSURED SUCCESS|GRADE A+!! (100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!

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6 pages

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PHIL 335 Exam 2 2025 update| comprehensive questions and verified answers (complete solutions) ASSURED SUCCESS|GRADE A+!! (100% ACCURATE) GET IT RIGHT!!

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ProPerfomer

Standard Argument for Abortion (5) correct answers 1. Fetus is a person from moment of conception 2. Every person has a right to life a. therefore 3. Every Fetus has a right to life 4. A persons right to life outweighs anyone's right to decide what happens to his/her body a. therefore 5. Abortion is morally wrong What premise of the SAA does thomson critisize correct answers **Thomson criticizes premise 4 But, the majority of opposition lies in premise 1 Demarcation Problem Argum...

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5 pages

Written in 2023/2024

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ProPerfomer

The standard argument against abortion correct answers 1. a fetus is a person from the moment of conception 2. every person has a right to life ---- 3. a fetus has a right to life from conception 4. a person's right to life outweighs anyone's right to decide what happens in/to her body --- 5. abortion is morally impermissible Thomson's argument against the standard argument against abortion correct answers presents the standard argument against abortion and then criticizes it critic...

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Why punish? correct answers Restore justice, shape behavior, stop behavior, hold perpetrators responsible, decrease crime, etc. Why not insanity cases? correct answers Cost of treatment vs. prison (how much money can we justify spending on one insane person?), responsible for self (knowledge of committing a crime vs. intent), objectivity (who do we judge it?). How could anyone who commits a major crime be sane? Determinism correct answers Cause of events is absolutely predictable, based on...

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gun ban argument -- Huemer (parallel with footbridge case) correct answers - gun ownership is fundamental right due to self-defense - unless benefits of prohibitionism significantly outweighs cost - there is no simple cost/benefit analysis - therefor argument uses non-consequentialist moral reasoning *argument: - wrong to murder someone even if doing so would prevent several other killings - banning guns would prevent some to self-defend - preventing self-defense is on par w/ murder/ viol...

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Brenkert correct answers Veil of Choice; Distributive Justice Argument Brenkert Gun Argument correct answers Gun manufacturers are partially morally responsible for harm caused by guns if and only if the following conditions are met: the guns are used to harm people, they advertise and encourage misuse of guns, they neglect the foresight of their guns and don't think of a safer design. Veil of Choice correct answers Those who buy guns choose how to use them, gun manufacturers don't. Thos...

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Furman v Georgia (1972) -ruling -what was the ruling based on? correct answers -Supreme Court ruled death penalty (DP) unconstitutional because it was considered cruel and unusual punishment -based on Capricious Application -No clear guidance for juries- blacks were much more likely to get the DP than whites How did some states respond to Furman v Georgia? correct answers Response to Furman v Georgia: -make the DP less capricious -some states decided to make the DP permissible for certa...

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ProPerfomer

Thompson's Stance on Abortion correct answers In Favor The Standard Argument Against Abortion (SAAA) correct answers 1. A fetus is a person from conception 2. Every person has a right to life. _______ 3. A fetus has a right to life from conception 4. A person's right to life outweighs anyone' right to decide what happens in and out of her body ______ 5. Abortion is morally impermissible What does Thompson think of this argument? Specific premises? correct answers Thompson does no...

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Just War Theory correct answers The guidelines for when its morally permisable to kill in acts of war Jus ad bellum correct answers Right to go to war Jus ad bellum requirements correct answers 1. Just cause 2. Legitimate authority 3. Right intention 4. Last resort 5. Reasonable chance of success 6. Macroproportionality Jus en bello correct answers Just conduct during war Three separate questions to consider when understanding Just War Theory correct answers • What are the con...

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U2 - Do you think consequences, motivations, both, or neither should determine the morality of an action? Give an example to illustrate your answer. (MILLS) correct answers MILLS UTILITARIANISM (What ought I do?) CONSEQUENCE BASED - Protecting and promoting human happiness and wellbeing - The right action is that which facilitates the greatest possible degree of good for all those affected by the action. - ACT Util = defines actions as right or wrong in terms of its "utility" (of ...

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How does libertarianism view ownership and someones life? correct answers every person is the owner of their own life What are the 3 ways to see how every person owns their life through libertarianism? correct answers - no one is someones master/slaves - other lives aren't yours to dispose of - can't claim someone else life/work/labor as your own What kind of sign surrounds our rights through libertarianism? correct answers a no trespassing sign With each right for an individual co...

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