Moral Philosophy Quiz

During a debate in class, Jackson argued that everyone has their own perspective on what is right and wrong, which led him to ask, 'What is Subjectivism?'

In a philosophy class, Benjamin and Ava are discussing the concept of Epistemological Subjectivism. Benjamin believes that knowledge is dependent on individual perspectives, while Ava argues that there are objective truths that exist regardless of personal beliefs. How would they explain Epistemological Subjectivism to their classmates?

What are some examples of Moral Subjectivism? Give 3 examples and explanation for each example

Luna and Evelyn are discussing their different views on art and music. Luna believes that what is considered beautiful varies from culture to culture, while Evelyn thinks there are universal standards of beauty. They wonder, What is Cultural Subjectivism?

What are the principles and objectives of Relativism?

Nora and Aria are discussing their views on right and wrong. Nora believes that moral values are universal, while Aria argues that what is considered moral can vary between cultures. They wonder, what is Moral Relativism?

Define what Cultural Relativism is and discuss its examples

What are the objectives of Relativism?

During a philosophy class, Michael asked, "What is Emotivism?"

How does Emotivism differ from other ethical theories?