ETHICS EXAM 1 Flashcards

1
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what are the two parts of an argument

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the conclusion and the premises

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conclusion

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the statement the argument is trying to prove

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premises

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the reasons that are given to support the conclusion

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validity

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if the premises are true the conclusion is guaranteed to be true

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5
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sound arguments

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  1. they are logically watertight

2. all of their premises are true

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Three ways to morally evaluate an action

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  1. that every act must have a necessary condition of rightness
  2. must have a sufficient condition of rightness
  3. a criterion of rightness
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ethical objectivism

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the view that some moral standards are objectively correct and that some moral standards are ojbjectivley correct and some claims are objectively true

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ethical relativism

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claim that some moral rules are really correct but they are correct relative to each society

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ethical subjectivism

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the correct moral standard are reltivism are those endorse by each individual

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10
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Ethical subjectivism right and wrong

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a. i approve of it
b. my commitments allow it

its wrong if

a. i disapprove of it
b. my commitments forbid it

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Cultural relativism

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correct moral standards are relative to the culture

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