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Western Metaphysics
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Virtues | 1. Intellectual |
| b. Cardinal virtue | 2. Temperance |
| c. Right | 3. Right of human bring |
| d. Duty | 4. Duty for duty sake only |
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1. Death penalty
2. Retributive theory
3. natural penalty
4. happiness
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1. Moral realism
2. Autonomy
3. Foundationalism
4. Non-autonomy
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1. Moral realist
2. Intuitionist
3. Non-intuitionist
4. Non-moral realist
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| List-I (Theory) | List-II (Thinker) |
| a. Prescriptivism | 1. Rudolf Carnap |
| b. Descriptivism | 2. Butler |
| c. Non-naturalism | 3. RM Hare |
| d. Emotivism | 4. PT Geach |
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| List-I (Thinker) | List-II (Theory) |
| a. Stevenson | 1. Prescriptivism |
| b. RM Hare | 2. Emotivism |
| c. JS Mill | 3. Intuitionism |
| d. Butler | 4. Hedonism |
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Cardinal virtues | 1. Plato |
| b. Eudaemonia | 2. Well-being |
| c. Good | 3. End |
| d. Right | 4. Means |
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Instrumental good | 1. Hammer |
| b. Biological good | 2. Health |
| c. Good | 3. Ethics |
| d. Duty | 4. Ought |
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Ethical realist | 1. Non-nihilist |
| b. Utilitarian | 2. Materialist |
| c. Semantic thesis | 3. Moral properties of moral statements |
| d. Metaphysical thesis | 4. Moral propositions must have moral properties |
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| List-I | List-II |
| a. Cardinal virtue | 1. Justice |
| b. Duty | 2. Deontological ethics |
| c. Eudaemonia | 3. Happiness |
| d. Bodily good | 4. Biological needs |
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