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According to Nietzsche, morality is ultimately determined by…

According to Nietzsche, morality is ultimately determined by:

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Essay #2. Pick one of the following (three different topics…

Essay #2. Pick one of the following (three different topics total): 1. Explain the difference between descriptive relativism and moral relativism, and then analyze at least one argument for moral relativism and one argument against moral relativism. Use examples to make your analysis clear. Do you agree or disagree with moral relativism? Why/why not? 2. Provide an overview of the Ring of Gyges story and explain why it is important for the discussion of justice/morality. What is Glaucon arguing regarding ethics? Be sure to include an account of the different ‘kinds’ of goodness that Glaucon describes. What response(s) do you think could be given in response to Glaucon’s challenge? 3. Explain the ‘Classical’ view of Utilitarianism developed by Bentham. What are some of the problems with it? Mention at least one of the examples from the lectures. How does J. S. Mill try to overcome those problems? Finally, explain why some people criticize Utilitarianism as being too demanding. What is the problem, and how might the Utilitarian respond to this criticism? 4. What does Ayn Rand think about morality? What is the basis of ethics, according to her? Explain her view carefully—be sure to include all of the important steps in her reasoning. Then explain at least one of the criticisms against her view in detail. 5. What does Kant think matters most when it comes to ethics? Provide an overview of his theory. Then, carefully explain both of the formulations of Kant’s ‘Categorical Imperative’ that we discussed in class, using examples. Finally, what is a weakness of Kant’s view?

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Capital punishment is often more expensive than a life-sente…

Capital punishment is often more expensive than a life-sentence in prison.

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It is scientifically proven that genuine personhood begins a…

It is scientifically proven that genuine personhood begins at the moment of conception.

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World agriculture currently produces enough food to feed eve…

World agriculture currently produces enough food to feed everyone on earth.

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Topics like abortion, capital punishment, etc. are examples…

Topics like abortion, capital punishment, etc. are examples of issues in ‘applied ethics’.

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Judith Jarvis Thomson’s analogy, which argues that if a woma…

Judith Jarvis Thomson’s analogy, which argues that if a woman has done everything that is reasonably necessary to prevent a pregnancy (i.e., contraception) then they are not morally obligated to keep the fetus, is known as:

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The word euthanasia means ‘a bad death’.

The word euthanasia means ‘a bad death’.

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The 18th-Century practice of men in high society wearing pow…

The 18th-Century practice of men in high society wearing powdered wigs and makeup is an example of:

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The view of punishment that says criminals must be punished…

The view of punishment that says criminals must be punished but also reformed so that they can eventually return to society is called:

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