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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
This philosopher reasoning of good is that all definition is analysis of a concept into its components, that good is a simple concept unanalyzable into anything simpler, and that therefore the concept of good is indefinable.
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Good is the end, and the end is always good
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This philosopher begun his Ethics books with this statement: "The good is that at which all things aim."
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This degree of goodness is qualified and analogous sense; such are all tools and instruments.
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This degree of goodness seeks for the satisfaction or enjoyment it gives without considering it will be beneficial to our whole being; it delights us now and may be harmless, but offers us no guarantee that it may not hurt us in the long run and unfit us for the greater good. Satisfies a particular appetite.
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This degree of goodness contributes toward the perfection of our being as a whole, because it fits a man as such. It perfects the whole man as such.
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The good of mere being.
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The good of completeness.
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The good of right living.
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It is really good.
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"Every agent acts for an end."
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This good only seems so.
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This degree of goodness is an independent value apart from its effect on others.
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This is always true good and the befitting good.
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This good is by necessity
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This good is by bipolar-ism. It is through good or bad.
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This value characteristic of good can have a positive and negative pole: pleasant, painful; easy, difficult; strong, weak; rich, poor; beautiful, ugly; true, false; good, bad.
Values are bipolar
Values are not homogenous
Values transcend facts
Values, though not wholly realizable, clamor for realization
This value characteristic of good have some quite unrelated, and that is why the construction of a complete scale of values is so difficult; there are too many crosscuts.
Values are bipolar
Values are not homogenous
Values transcend facts
Values, though not wholly realizable, clamor for realization
This value characteristic of good nothing ever wholly comes up to our expectations; even if anything should, it only shows that our expectations were pitched too low and we want something further.
Values are bipolar
Values are not homogenous
Values transcend facts
Values, though not wholly realizable, clamor for realization
This value characteristic of good should exist, they deserve to be, even if we have no way of bringing them to existence.
Values are bipolar
Values are not homogenous
Values transcend facts
Values, though not wholly realizable, clamor for realization
