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3 Stages of Aristotle

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Animal, human, superior human. The reason what you need no overextending.

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3 Stages of Kohlberg

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Self Centered, Social centered, principle-centered.

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3 Stages of Gilligan

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Self Centered, self-sacrifice, thinking of others and yourself.

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4 Noble Truths

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The main moral ideas of buddhism.

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5 Precepts

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Don’t harm others, do not steal, do not speak slander, do not use the body in harmful ways, no intoxicants

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Absolutism

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The view of complete certainly

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Agape

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Selfless brotherly love

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Ahimsa

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Respec for all living things

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Altruism

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the principle for the happiness of other human beings

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Principle of autonomy

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states that each person must decide things for themselves. Part of the categorical imperative.

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Categorical Imperative

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a set of four principles developed by kant. Includes humanity, rationality, universality, and autonomy.

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Consequentialist

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people who evaluate the morality of an action based on the expected outcome of the action. believe in egoism and utilitarianism.

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Distributive Justice

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views on the fairest way to districute resources, rights and responsibilities. Includes Merit, Equality, contribution and Effort.

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Ethics

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moral principles that govern a persons behavior

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Eudaimonia

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what Aristotle thinks all humans are reaching for, happiness

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Golden Mean

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theory of aristotle, through reasoning can find the middle path, compromise of the two extremes.

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Golden Rule

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Do unto others what you would do to yourself.

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Good Samaritan

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someone who is selfless and puts someone elsese needs first.

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Hedonism

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pursuit of self indulgence

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Hedonistic Calculus

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practical way of thinking by bentham. Seven elements. intensity, duration, extent, purity, lead to further pleasure, how new. Measurable. GAMGGMPI

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Principle of Humanity

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One of kants categorical imperative, people are the final goal.

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Innate

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Something that is pre known, comes within.

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Karma

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what goes around comes around

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Law of Karma

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our thoughts and actions determine our desity

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Legalism

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follwoing the laws for fact

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Liberty

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the state of being free in society

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Magnanimous

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person witha great soul

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Maximin Principle

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John Rawls. Any action is ok as long as it improves the poisition of the worst in society.

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Metaphysical

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in the mind, not physical

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Metta

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meditation Buddhist

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Moral

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concerned with the principles of what is right and wrong

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Natural Law Theory

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Laws that are determiond by nature

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Prima Facie

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six duties outlined by ross. Fideltiy, gratitude, justice, beneficence, self improvement and nonmaleficence.

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Satyagraha

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non violent resistance