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| The science of reality of being |
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| describes and prescribes value on the basis of argumentation (reason) |
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| Problem of the external world |
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| 2 more things that make ethics: |
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- Aesthetics
- are there any objectives
- Applied Philosophy
- Theoretical concerns
- impact of decision |
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- There are objective moralism (some things are good some things are bad)
- the idea is there are standards to right and wrong |
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- The point of view of value on human nature
-what are our basic needs
- Aristotle |
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- Point of view that has always been around
-Idea that is the society or community that sets good and bad
-extemely popular |
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- Point of view that says all other views are wrong
- Fredrick Niche |
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| Which of the following was NOT cited as a reason for the decline of Athens? |
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The Peloponnesian War
a plague
corruption of the assembly |
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Upon hearing that the oracle had proclaimed him the wisest mean in Athens, Socrates:
a. graciously accepted the compliment
b. became ruler of Athens
c. expressed puzzlement, for he only knew he did not know
d. scoffed at the oracles superstitious nonsense. |
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| expressed puzzlement, for he only knew he did not know |
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