F.H. Bradley

Question 1

Historically, ? linked claims about moral truth to the rise of modern science and the idea that ? about the world we live in can be proved.

Answer 1

Naturalism.

Truths.

Question 2

Bradley stated that our duty is ? and ?, it’s objective with real identity, and that it realises the whole person, ? us to “identify others and ourselves with the station we fill”.

Answer 2

Universal.
Concrete.
Teaching.

Question 3

Bradley represented the ? of the 19th century.

Answer 3

Naturalism.

Question 4

Theological naturalists, like Thomas ?, link goodness to divine will and the kind of creatures ? has made humans to be.

Answer 4

Aquinas.

God.

Question 5

Hedonic naturalists link goodness to ? or happiness: the thing that causes happiness is right; ? statements are justified by some other thing.

Answer 5

Pleasure.

Moral.

Question 6

Bradley claims that morals are ? as part of the concrete world. The ? order and your position in that order decides your ? duties.

Answer 6

Observable.
Social.
Moral.

Question 7

The 20th century saw radical changes in many ? countries, where the roles of men and women changed and where hierarchal ? roles came under. Bradley’s fixed moral social order is, therefore, highly ?

Answer 7

Western.
Social.
Questionable.

Question 8

Naturalism sustains ? in so far as it labels these breakdowns (marriage, families) as moral ?

Answer 8

Absolutism.

Failures.