The Social Criteria of personhood says you have personhood as long as (a)   says you do or any other person cares about you.

Granting "personhood" in philosophy means that we grant a being or object ____________ _____________.

(a)  

The key goal of utilitarianism is usually _______-________.

(a)  

This main proponent of the "No Identity" theory of identity proposed that there is no "box" that holds the stuff that makes a person persist through time.

(a)  

Name one of the five criteria for the Cognitive Criteria of Personhood.

(a)  

This view of free will states that all actions are already determined and there is no choosing otherwise.

(a)  

This theory of time states that the only time which exists is the present.

(a)  

The (a)   Criteria of personhood states that a being is a person only if it has human DNA.

According to Aristotle, what is the goal of virtue ethics?

(a)  

What famous thought experiment is used in discussions about identity and changes over time?

(a)  

The view that the world is only made of physical stuff is...

(a)  

(a)   claims that we can never solve the big question of consciousness.

The (a)   Problem casts doubt on Substance Dualism by asking how something which is immaterial interacts with something that is purely material?

The (a)   Dilemma causes problems for this theory of morality by asking whether what God says is good or if good things are commanded by God.

The Categorical Imperative states "do x" and x is true for all people. This moral philosophy was proposed by _____________ _____________.

(a)  

This theory of morality attempts to maximize pleasure and minimize pain.

(a)  

(a)   is a theory of free will that states that our actions are primarily determined by our own volition.

The _________ ___________ __________ is the theory of identity which says that our identity is like chainmail which adds links with new preferences or experiences and old preferences are like old links which fall off.

(a)  

This moral theory states that your morality is determined by the culture or society.

(a)