Module 3 Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

states that our emotions are part of our “spiritual soul”.

A

Plato in his book “The Republic”

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Q

Plato further argued that to live a good life, we need to let our _____ take over our “spiritual soul.

A

rational soul

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3
Q

says that feelings give meaning to our moral actions

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A.J Ayer or Alfred Jules Ayer

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4
Q

is the philosophical tradition that says that genuine knowledge can only be attained through scientific observation, experimentation, and comparison of data in both the natural and social
world

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positivism

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5
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Ayer argues that our concept of what is ____ and ____ are expressions of our feelings of approval or disapproval

A

good and evil

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6
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Your judgment of what is morally right or wrong depends on how you feel about it.

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emotivism

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7
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does not believe in a universal moral standard because emotions vary on every person.

A

emotivism

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8
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says that emotions are the most important elements of human existence

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Max Ferdinand Scheler

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9
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Using phenomenology – the philosophical study of human consciousness – he classifies feelings into four different strata

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Max Ferdinand Scheler

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10
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What are the Four Strata of Feelings?

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Sensual feelings
Vital feelings
Psychic feelings
Spiritual feelings

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11
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Bodily pleasures or pain

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sensual feelings

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12
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Life functions e.g. health, sickness

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vital feelings

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13
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Aesthetics, justice, scientific knowledge

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psychic feelings

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14
Q

Divine experience is an example of what?

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Spiritual feelings

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15
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refer to those that directly provide bodily pleasure and pain.

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sensual feelings

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16
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refer to those sensations that affect you as a living being.

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Vital feelings

17
Q

refer to those some abstract concepts of feeling.

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Psychic feelings

18
Q

refer to something of divine value

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spiritual feelings

19
Q

are most important because this is the only feeling that is intentional

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spiritual feelings

20
Q

depend on things that are external to a person.

A

spiritual feelings

21
Q

emotions can turn your moral judgment into a

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prescriptive type

22
Q

criticisms about relying on emotions as a judge to your actions such as the following

A
  1. Emotions show partiality.
  2. Emotions draw our perspective away.
  3. Emotions are capricious.
23
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If you base your moral decisions on your emotions, you cannot decide ______

24
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our emotions are very ______. Feelings change over time, and sometimes instantly

25
insist that the individual person is the only one who should determine whether actions are right or wrong.
subjectivist
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assert personal independence and autonomy.
moral subjectivists