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moongchi

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Kant would argue that humans should be treated as ends in themselves and never as a means to an end. Therefore, discrimination is wrong because it violates people's rights to be treated as equals.

Question 2

According to Aristotle's Golden Mean, the virtue of bravery lies between
 
  a. foolhardiness and cowardice
  b. courageous and laziness
  c. melodramatic and indifferent
  d. none of the above1.The relationship between care ethics and traditional approaches to ethics is
 a. Adversarial
  b. Complementary
  c. Essentially the same
  d. completely incompatible



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Answer to Question 1



Answer to Question 2

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