Which of the following best describes Alasdair McIntyre’s…

Which of the following best describes Alasdair McIntyre’s…

Which of the following best describes Alasdair McIntyre’s assessment of moral philosophy in his book

After Virtue?

Select one:

a.

Nietzsche is the only viable option in moral philosophy.

b.

None of these

c.

Aristotle is the only viable option in moral philosophy.

d.

All moral philosophies are viable except those of Aristotle and Nietzsche.

e.

The only two viable options are the moral philosophies of Aristotle and Nietzsche.

38-Against the objection that many human beings do not give their explicit consent to live in political society, Locke responds that:

Select one:

a.

All of these

b.

We give our tacit consent by enjoying the benefits of political society.

c.

We have an obligation to give our explicit consent.

d.

Consent is not necessary for legitimate political authority.

e.

People in political society do always give their explicit consent.

39-According to Kant, the duty to help others where one can (beneficence) is an example of a perfect duty to others.

Select one:

True

False

40-At the end of his life, Nietzsche experienced which of the following?

Select one:

a.

The death of his mother

b.

A mental breakdown

c.

Financial bankruptcy

d.

A religious conversions

e.

The death of his father

41-Which of the following words best describes where, for Kant, morality ultimately comes from?

Select one:

a.

Nature

b.

Reason

c.

The State

d.

Experience

e.

God

42-In order to enjoy the security of political society, Locke believes human beings must completely give up their freedom.

Select one:

True

False

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Course name: Intro to Ethics & Social Phil