MV U1 Review

System of philosophical thought which assesses morality based on the action itself rather than the results

• Deontology

• Consequentialism

• Ethics

• Teleology

Eudaimonia is best translated as human...

• Flourishing

• Goals

• Virtue

• Livelihood

Both Kant and Mill developed their philosophies during this period which emphasized knowledge through reason.

(a)  

Hedonists contend that life is all about maximizing one's personal...

(a)  

According to Aristotle, it was important that the intellect (reason) keep the _________ in check/under control.

• Appetites

• Vegetative State

• Soul

• Continence

This system of thought contends that there are no universal maxims

• Relativism

• Hedonism

• Nihilism

• Kantianism

Aristotle contends that humans tend toward an ultimate aim in life - also know as their...

• Telos

• Vocation

• Eudaimonia

• Imperative

This field is defined as the "love of wisdom"

(a)  

Jonah notices that Luther is falling asleep in class; he realizes it is the perfect opportunity to tie Luther's shoes together. He knows that it wrong, but Jonah proceeds anyway. Jonah is...

• Virtuous

• Continent

• Incontinent

• Vicious

Aristotle acknowledges that this might be relative to each person; still, he makes it clear that it objectively exists for all humans.

• The Golden Mean

• The Trolley Problem

• The Principle of Utility

• The Good Will