'Moral facts' diaporamas de présentation

The branches of philosophy

The branches of philosophy. Philosophy is the study of the most fundamental questions. Philosophy is divided into 5 main branches: 1. Metaphysics 2. Epistemology 3. Logic 4. Aesthetics 5. Ethics. What is Ethics?.

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Philosophy

Philosophy. A Short Introduction. What is Philosophy?. Philosophy is about: Finding answers to serious questions about ourselves and about the world we live in: What is morally right and wrong? And why? What is a good life? Does God exist? What is the mind? What is art?

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A Standard of Judgement

A Standard of Judgement. Michael Smith. Princeton University. Lecture 1: From the human condition to a standard of judgement. Lecture 2: From a standard of judgement to moral rationalism. Lecture 3: The best form of moral rationalism. Lecture 4: Moral reasons vs non-moral reasons.

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Global Bioethics Institute New York City July 11, 2016

Introduction to Ethics. Global Bioethics Institute New York City July 11, 2016. We have laws We have policy We have social norms We have family. Why have ethics?. With ethics, we can debate law and policy on moral grounds. We can seek to develop a coherent system of values.

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Moral Realism & the Challenge of Skepticism

Moral Realism & the Challenge of Skepticism. PHI 251 Introduction to Ethics. Moral Realists. Moral realists hold that things should be taken at face value. Moral claims do purport to report facts and are true if they get the facts right.

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Taking Ethics Seriously

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Morality and the Good Life

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Ethical Relativism

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Meta-Ethics

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Cultural Relativism and Subjectivism in Ethics

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DANIEL: ABIDING UNDER PAGANISM

DANIEL: ABIDING UNDER PAGANISM. Daniel: Abiding Under Paganism. Introduction A. What? B. Why? (Relevance) C. Terms Historical Contexts A. Biblical - BC B. Contemporary - AD The Text - Biblical Lessons Conclusion.

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Lesson I What is Ethics?

Lesson I What is Ethics?. A/ Definitions. Morals : morality is the set of behaviors, attitudes and values transmited by tradition within a particular human group and which binds its members.

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EECS 690

EECS 690. May 4. LIDA. Most of this chapter concerns specific ways in which a system like LIDA might be an accurate model of human psychology. This sounds like an interesting project. It would be interesting to see it built and developed. Moral Mimicry.

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