Kants Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ANTECEDENTS AND PARALLELS TO SOME QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON GENESIS IN VANAKAN VARDAPET'S BOOK OF QUESTIONS The following article is a small tribute to the memory of my beloved teacher and father in the faith, Abp. Norayr Bogharian. It represents the first portion of a study in which we were engaged at the time of his death in December, 1996. For people interested in determining the place of the apocryphal books of the Bible in Armenian literary tradition, the Book of Questions by Vanaka...

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Which of the following represents a potential problem for Kantian deontology?  A person in one place is subject to different rules than a person elsewhere.  A person can treat other people as means to an end without respect for them.  A person who tries and fails to murder someone is just as guilty as someone who succeeds.  A person who feels at ease with his or her actions can make them right. I come home and my apartment building is on fire. There is a family of five livi...

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 ...

Consequentialist - Focus on consequences Deontological - Focus on duties, obligations, principles - doing whats right consistent with these principles Prescriptive approach - Philosophical theories to help you decide how you should make decisions Descriptive approach - Psychological - how people actually make decisions Consequentialist - Maximize benefits and minimize harm to society Golden Rule - Treat others the way you want to be treated Kants Categorical Imperative - What kind of worl...

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what is a sound argument? correct answers -has premises that force conclusion to be true -has only true premises -has good structure if an argument is valid then... correct answers its impossible for the premises to be true and the conclusion to be false in class we said a true claim is one that... correct answers -correctly represents things as they actually are the claim, "if it snows, we will go skiing," is called... correct answers a conditional and hypothetical claim the cla...

Arkansas Jurisprudence Examination Questions for Dental Assistants Questions and Answers A dental assistant must renew his/her permit by January 1st of each year. - Correct Answer️️ -False A dental assistant holding a valid polishing permit may remove supragingival calculus. - Correct Answer️️ -False Those dental assistants who have graduated from an accredited dental assisting program are exempt from obtaining permits for expanded functions. - Correct Answer️️ -False The m...

Consequentialist correct answers Focus on consequences Deontological correct answers Focus on duties, obligations, principles - doing whats right consistent with these principles Prescriptive approach correct answers Philosophical theories to help you decide how you should make decisions Descriptive approach correct answers Psychological - how people actually make decisions Consequentialist correct answers Maximize benefits and minimize harm to society Golden Rule correct answers ...

Kant's focus was on the ________ of the act and not on its outcome. correct answers Morality Kant's theory is an example of a deontological theory of ethics because it: correct answers Is not concerned with the consequences of an act. If the refusal to commit suicide is motivated by duty, it has . correct answers Moral worth Courses of conduct governed by the word ought that establish a pattern that we have a certain wish and recognize a particular course of action will help us to ach...