What are major focuses and characteristic features of philosophical inquiry? In what sense is philosophy considered as the most radical discipline? In what sense is philosophy considered as the most conservative discipline

Utilitarianism does not require which of the following actions when a person considers how to resolve an ethical dilemma? a. Identification of the potential problem and courses of action. b. Identification of the potential direct or indirect impact of actions on each affected party who has an interest in the outcome. c. Identification of the motivation of the person facing the ethical dilemma. d. Assessment of the desirability of each action for each affected party.

Three (3) foundational perspectives of ethical thinking are Autonomous, Heteronomous and Theonomous. Carefully discuss why these perspectives are considered foundational to ethical thinking and an ethical school that has adopted each such thinking.

What notion should be at the heart of the ethical theory, according to virtue ethics? O a. Pleasure O b. Moral character O c. Duty O d. Intrinsic value

According to the framework for ethical decision making, which of the following should the decision maker consider? Question 4 options: All possible alternative courses of action. The consequences associated with possible actions. Whether the rights framework would cause any course of action to be added. All of the above.

Comment on the actions of David Duncan and Nancy Temple. Which of these parties do you believe was more responsible for the Andersen saga?

Why would a proposal not be accepted?