Normative Ethical Theories flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 90 Normative Ethical Theories flashcard resources, covering topics from moral relativism and absolutism to virtue ethics and natural law. School students, university students and professional candidates can practice ethical concepts, while teachers can find material for lessons. Explore the decks and choose a topic to study.
Flashcards
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8 cardsA Level ethics
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19 cards3. The Ethical Compass: Virtue Ethics Explain: Why we act ethically
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16 cards2. The Ethical Compass: Consequentialism and Deontology Define: Normative ethics
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27 cards2. Normative Ethical Theories The Principle of Utility
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48 cardsNatural Law
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50 cardsSocial Issues and Ethics Chapter 2 Flash Cards What is true about Social Contract theory and Kantianism?
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43 cardsUtilitarianism What is the Latin root of Utilitarianism?
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16 cards4. The Ethical Compass: Feminism State: The big question on gender and moral theory
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26 cardsNormative ethics What are the three types of ethical theory
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37 cardsNatural Law Theory Who put forward the theory of Natural Law?
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34 cardsExam 1: Merging Theories and Practice Normative Ethical Theory
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27 cardsIntuitionism (cognitivist): Moore, Prichard and Ross What three main things does it teach/////
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10 cardsApplying moral theories - Simulated Killing (12 marker) What is simulated killing
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26 cardsPhilosophy 2074F Final Exam Article Main Ideas
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19 cards6. Developments in Ethical Thought
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31 cardsUtilitarianism What are Jeremy Bentham's Dates?
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11 cardsVirtue Ethics
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19 cardsME - Intuitionism What is intuitionism?
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23 cardsVirtue ethics
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15 cardsutilitarianism
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11 cardsUtilitarianism
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17 cardsIntroduction to Ethics What are the 3 types of ethics?
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9 cardsSituation Ethics
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5 cardswar and peace Situation ethics on war and peace
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22 cardsNormative Ethical Theories What does deontological mean?
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8 cardsKant
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14 cardsVirtue Theory Flashcards What does Virtue Theory focus on; what is its telos?
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7 cardsUtilitarianism - notes What is Utilitarianism? - Utilitarianism is an ethical theory behind justifications. - U. is a teleological...
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17 cardsUtilitarianism
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5 cardsGenetic engineering Situation ethics on genetic engineering
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20 cardsSituation Ethics Which philosopher made situation ethics?
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8 cardsSex Ethics - Natural Law How would natural law view sex before marriage?
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10 cardskant Kant's Ethical theory
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22 cardsNatural Law What are the four laws?
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21 cardsUtilitarianism: Key Terms
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15 cardsUntitled_1 Teleology (consequential theories)
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5 cardsembryo research Situation ethics on embryo research
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14 cardsNormative Ethics PHI 115 Review
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15 cardsVirture Ethics - Aristotle
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11 cardsAS Ethics - Absolutism and Relativism What is moral absolutism? (6)
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These user-made decks offer different ways to practice ethical concepts. Moral Relativism and Absolutism asks about forms of absolutism and the strengths and weaknesses of relativism. Aquinas Natural Law covers ideas including higher and lower aims, while Virtue Ethics includes Aristotle and other thinkers.
For a starting point, try the deck on consequentialism and deontology in the Ethical Compass series. It includes definitions of normative and applied ethics, making it useful for checking key terms before focusing on a particular theory.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
The Ethical Compass deck on consequentialism and deontology is a useful starting point because it includes definitions of normative and applied ethics. If you already have a topic in mind, choose a focused deck such as Moral Relativism and Absolutism or Aquinas Natural Law instead.
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Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Which levels do these flashcards suit?
The collection includes resources for school and university study, as well as professional practice. School students preparing for A-level exams can explore A Level ethics, while university students and professional candidates can look for decks that match the concepts they want to practice.