moral and immoral (3)

reason and impartiality - minimum requirements for a person to be considered moral

(unbiased or fairness).
moral dillema - john paul scheter (philosopher who focused on reason and
impartiality).

culture and virtues (2)

culture - is the way of life (or rules/or norms).
cultural values
universal values - shared by all
norms - rules or standards or behavior
moral virtue

meta ethics (3)

cognitivism - truth bearers
non cognitivism - non truth
applied ethics

mod 10 (1)
religion is an integral or source of chuchuchuchcuhu

mod 6 (14)
kantian ethics by immanuel kant - goodwill is a free agent, highest good - good
will
ethical judgments is solely based on emotions (must be a free agent)
categorical imperative - it promotes equality
imperative - as a command of reason
maxim - principles or guide for our action
TWO OF THE RIGHTS
legal rights - made by law (syempre HAHA)
conventional rights - made by humans or values of the society

mod 7 (7)
utilitarianism - consequential theory (consequence). focuses on results.
TWO FAMOUS PHILOS
Jeremy Bentham - proposed basic utilitarianism
John Stuart Mill - he organized utilitarianism
higher and lower pleasures (came from mill)

mod 8 (7)
John Rawls - considered political philo of 20th century.
HE HAS TWO PRINCIPLES
Liberty principle - concern on political
Distributive justice - democratic chuchu (equality on distributing resources)
Democratic socialism
Thought experiment (made by john rawls) - social contract theory (i will help you
but you will help me help you)

mod 9 (3)
Millenial
Boomers (workaholics)
Fillenials