GEC123 Semifinal Exam Part 1

It refers to the morality of an action which should be based on whether that action itself is right or wrong under a series of rules. What is it?

  He is a German enlightened philosopher who states that one should only act in accordance with the rules that could hold for everyone. Who is he?

It is the opposite of heteronomy which is also what Immanuel Kant claimed as the property of the rational will. What is it?

It is the condition of acting on desires, which is not legislated by reason. What is it?

It refers to the intrinsic quality of an action that is objectively and necessarily rational. What is it?

It refers to the choice which can be determined by pure reason. What is it?

It is an action caused by sensible impulse according to Immanuel Kant, and it differs from human choice or free choice. What is it?

  This kind of claim depends on actual situations in the world. What type of claim is it?

This type of claim is universally and logically valid. What type of claim is it?

It is a field of applied moral philosophy wherein the principles of right and wrong (as you have learned about deontology, virtue ethics, utilitarianism, among others) are made pertinent relevant to the workplace.