Who was a rule utilitarian?
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What do you mean by the kinds of utilitarianism?
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Raja Rammohan Roy was . . . . . . . . according to many philosophers.
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Who has introduced the term of negative utilitarianism?
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Categorical imperative command . . . . . . . .
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Justice is regarded as
1. First virtue of society
2. Just theory
3. Derivative theory
4. Second virtue of society
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1. First virtue of society
2. Just theory
3. Derivative theory
4. Second virtue of society
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. . . . . . . . argues that because we do desire pleasure, therefore we ought to desire pleasure.
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Which book talks about ideal utilitarianism?
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Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer:
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Kant | 1. The ideal self is the source of moral obligation. |
| b. TH Green | 2. God is the source of moral obligation. |
| c. Martineau | 3. The ultimate source of all morality and ground of obligation is the pain, attendant on the violation of duty. |
| d. JS Mill | 4. Practical reason is the true source of moral obligation |
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Which among the following is correct with respect to temperance?
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Which provides no room for choice?
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Which of the following statement is/are true with reference to Bentham and Mill?
1. Both believe that man is essentially happiness seeking.
2. Both believe that 'ought' can be derived from 'is'
3. Both justify the ideal of greatest happiness of the greatest number on the ground of self-interest
1. Both believe that man is essentially happiness seeking.
2. Both believe that 'ought' can be derived from 'is'
3. Both justify the ideal of greatest happiness of the greatest number on the ground of self-interest
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Aristotle says that . . . . . . . . is important for eudaimonia.
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From which Greek word, ethics comes from?
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Aman who seeks pleasure and fails to get it, is facing the paradox of
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JS Mill's doctrine of hedonism is known as
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Who were known as hedonistic utilttarian?
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By vice, what does Kant mean?
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Which one of the following pairs are correctly matched?
| List-I | List-II |
| a. Bentham | Act utilitarianism |
| b. Bradley | Psychological hedonism |
| c. Sidgwick | Paradox of hedonism |
| d. Moore | Naturalistic fallacy |
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JS Mill was regarded as which philosopher?
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