Religion and Philosophy

According to Mill, in fact the selfish feelings of people are often weaker than their feeling of ...

Started by renzo156

What people are coincides with: a. their production. b. what they produce. c. how they produce. ...

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Those who control the means of production: a. are at the mercy of other thinkers. b. have ...

Started by karateprodigy

According to Marx, the worker: a. works voluntarily and freely. b. works freely and happily. c. ...

Started by mmm

The communist society, moral values: a. will no longer be necessary. b. will no longer follow a ...

Started by ereecah

The premises from which Marx's study begins can be verified only by reason operating on logical ...

Started by OSWALD

According to Marx, the tasks that the worker performs energize himself, and make him feel much ...

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Utilitarianism is a tool by which the Proletariat can gain control over the means of production. ...

Started by yoooooman

According to Marx, all means of development of production also become means of dominating and ...

Started by Mr.Thesaxman

According to Sidgwick, philosophers often make mistakes when a. they fail to accept tautologies ...

Started by lilldybug07

The prudence principle states: a. we should regard nearness in time as important when making ...

Started by magmichele12

According to Sidgwick, Mill made a mistake when: a. he set pleasure as the ultimate good. b. ...

Started by vicotolentino

According to Sidgwick, his investigation shows: a. we can compare the values of nonhedonistic ...

Started by krzymel

Sidgwick believes that it is not possible to systematize and to correct all common moral thought. ...

Started by KWilfred

Sidgwick thinks that even if there are cases in which circumstances between individuals differ, it ...

Started by roselinechinyere27m

Sidgwick thinks that Mill has successfully defended his proof of the ground of the Utilitarian ...

Started by EAugust

The application of the intuitional method yields pure universalistic hedonism as its result. ...

Started by xclash

The slave morality views the aristocrats: a. unfavorably. b. as a group to be destroyed. c. as ...

Started by cdr_15

Nietzsche defines resentment as: a. anger the nobles feel towards one another. b. the slave ...

Started by Garrulous

Nietzsche claims that great civilizations originate from: a. mellow civilizations. b. ...

Started by mrsjacobs44

According to Nietzsche, life has the following essential characteristics: a. injury. b. ...

Started by Davideckstein7

According to Nietzsche, the noble type of man regards himself as a determiner of values. Indicate ...

Started by vicky

Nietzsche identifies the noble caste with the barbarian caste, since the barbarians were psychically ...

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According to Nietzsche, concepts such as violence, slavery, and danger serve to elevate the ...

Started by lunatika

According to Nietzsche, to transvalue values is to recognize that the moral concepts we already ...

Started by gonzo233