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What does it mean to say that a philosophical theory is deontological?

Deontoligoal ethics, also known as duty-based ethics, are concerned with what people do, not with the consequences of their actions. Deontology teaches that some actions are right or wrong in themselves, ...

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Explain the Logical Problem of Evil

The Logical Problem of Evil, also known as The Inconsistent Triad, is an argument against God's existence that tries to show that the existence of evil is logically inconsistent with the existence of a Go...

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Explain why emotivism is a non-cognitivist theory of ethical language.

A non-cognitivist theory of ethical language is one that denies that ethical statements are propositions which express truth or falsity. Emotivism is the theory of ethical language that holds that ethical...

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Do Arguments from Empiricism support Berkeley's Idealism as a Theory of Perception?

Arguments from Empiricism do support Berkeley’s Idealism as a theory of perception. This is because Berkeley’s Idealism is in itself an argument from Empiricism. To understand this it is important to see ...

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Does Utilitarianism succeed as an approach to Ethics?

For AQA Philosophy in particular, I found it useful to really carefully read through the mark scheme. The mark scheme for this course, especially compared to my A-levels in Economics and Politics, is not ...

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