Ethical Philosophy Selector

[lukec]

1. Aquinas (100%) Books, etc. Information link
2. Kant (100%) Books, etc. Information link
3. Aristotle (87%) Books, etc. Information link
4. John Stuart Mill (86%) Books, etc. Information link
5. Ayn Rand (78%) Books, etc. Information link
6. Jeremy Bentham (74%) Books, etc. Information link
7. Stoics (62%) Books, etc. Information link
8. Epicureans (62%) Books, etc. Information link
9. Plato (60%) Books, etc. Information link
10. St. Augustine (56%) Books, etc. Information link
11. David Hume (56%) Books, etc. Information link
12. Prescriptivism (55%) Books, etc. Information link
13. Cynics (54%) Books, etc. Information link
14. Jean-Paul Sartre (52%) Books, etc. Information link
15. Nel Noddings (52%) Books, etc. Information link
16. Ockham (46%) Books, etc. Information link
17. Nietzsche (43%) Books, etc. Information link
18. Spinoza (43%) Books, etc. Information link
19. Thomas Hobbes (23%) Books, etc. Information link


So... glad that's done. ... ?

[Edwardo Piet]

Jean-Paul Sartre (100%)
2. Thomas Hobbes (95%)
3. Jeremy Bentham (93%)
4. John Stuart Mill (75%)
5. Nel Noddings (73%)
6. Kant (71%)
7. Cynics (67%)
8. Epicureans (60%)
9. Aquinas (56%)
10. Ayn Rand (56%)
11. Nietzsche (54%)
12. Prescriptivism (54%)
13. David Hume (53%)
14. Spinoza (53%)
15. Stoics (47%)
16. Aristotle (39%)
17. Plato (36%)
18. St. Augustine (21%)
19. Ockham (19%)

Mine.

I don't get the percentages. I fall in 100% with John Paul Sartre on the questions? Can't be. I don't get it.

EvF

[Autumnlicious]

I find it amazing how many people here are so close to Hobbes. Seriously, what a let down that guy is, always focusing on the bad and amplifying to every extreme.

Give me Roseau any day...

[Rhizomorph13]

This is what I got:

1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%)
2. Jeremy Bentham (97%)
3. John Stuart Mill (86%)
4. Kant (66%)
5. Epicureans (61%)
6. Ayn Rand (60%)
7. Thomas Hobbes (56%)
8. Aquinas (52%)
9. Prescriptivism (51%)
10. Nel Noddings (45%)
11. Aristotle (42%)
12. Cynics (38%)
13. Plato (33%)
14. Nietzsche (27%)
15. David Hume (26%)
16. Spinoza (26%)
17. St. Augustine (26%)
18. Ockham (17%)
19. Stoics (13%)

Now it would be nice if I knew who these people were. I guess it is time to click the information links. I DO know a little about Ayn Rand and John Stuart Mill.

[Hopppppppp]

I got 0 down the line. Answered e to all the questions with low priority. Priority is how strongly you feel about the topic, Saerules. Anyway my reasoning for answering e to every question was that each question is open for interpretation, therefore the answers should have been open-ended instead of limited response. It is not for any man to give a justifiable opinion that of which will over rule or compensate for a lack of human emotion. It is not our place to decide for others the way that they should live.

[Darwinian]

1. John Stuart Mill (100%)
2. Epicureans (98%)
3. Jeremy Bentham (97%)
4. Kant (81%)
5. Jean-Paul Sartre (79%)
6. Aquinas (77%)
7. Nel Noddings (76%)
8. Spinoza (76%)
9. Cynics (68%)
10. Nietzsche (68%)
11. Thomas Hobbes (66%)
12. Aristotle (63%)
13. David Hume (54%)
14. Prescriptivism (51%)
15. Ayn Rand (47%)
16. St. Augustine (43%)
17. Stoics (43%)
18. Ockham (41%)
19. Plato (18%)

[Violet]

I got 0 down the line. Answered e to all the questions with low priority. Priority is how strongly you feel about the topic, Saerules. Anyway my reasoning for answering e to every question was that each question is open for interpretation, therefore the answers should have been open-ended instead of limited response. It is not for any man to give a justifiable opinion that of which will over rule or compensate for a lack of human emotion. It is not our place to decide for others the way that they should live.

And yet... one could say the same of our place to decide anything at all.

We still do it. 'Right' or 'wrong' as it may be.

[D.S.M.]

1. Kant (100%)
2. Spinoza (89%)
3. Jean-Paul Sartre (86%)
4. Stoics (80%)
5. Aquinas (75%)
6. Nietzsche (64%)
7. John Stuart Mill (62%)
8. Jeremy Bentham (58%)
9. Aristotle (56%)
10. Epicureans (53%)
11. Nel Noddings (53%)
12. St. Augustine (52%)
13. Ockham (47%)
14. David Hume (45%)
15. Ayn Rand (41%)
16. Prescriptivism (39%)
17. Plato (30%)
18. Cynics (21%)
19. Thomas Hobbes (15%)

[Hopppppppp]

I got 0 down the line. Answered e to all the questions with low priority. Priority is how strongly you feel about the topic, Saerules. Anyway my reasoning for answering e to every question was that each question is open for interpretation, therefore the answers should have been open-ended instead of limited response. It is not for any man to give a justifiable opinion that of which will over rule or compensate for a lack of human emotion. It is not our place to decide for others the way that they should live.

And yet... one could say the same of our place to decide anything at all.

We still do it. 'Right' or 'wrong' as it may be.

That is why I did not choose any correct answer, it is not my place to decide.

[Violet]

That is why I did not choose any correct answer, it is not my place to decide.

Then pray tell who's place is it?

If we decide nothing... then what can we do at all?

I disliked the test for being so limited... I wonder if someday I'll be on that list