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Preview: ... ieved that a person has a natural "end", or goal, towards which all their energy, activity and time is centered upon. Personal survival is higher then all other things. Hobbes was a descriptive egoist, which means that he believed that every conscious action is done in a effort to fulfill ones self absorbed needs. Hobbes did not rely on the Church to tell him what his ethics should be, and because of this, many considered him an atheist. although he denied being one.<br><br>Hume~ David Hume believed that our moral principles are not divine edicts and they are not discoverable by reason. Hume believed that the universe had or has some creative force like human intelligence, but we will not ever know what the morals of this creator were like. Hume also believed that we can't model our own moral actions on what we assumed this creators morals to be. To Hume, God was only a superstition. Hume thought that all moral judgments are based solely on emotion.<br><br>Kant~ Kant's argument about morals was that they cannot be revealed through scientific investigation, so because of this, you sho ...
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Preview: ... mething that can also be seen in modern ethics although the focus is more towards the general sense of what is right or wrong rather than the self and others. In a sense, we see that morality as history unfolded became a deeper concern of the population. In traditional ethics, there was a focus on the social contract between man and the rest of society. This is developed further in modern ethics to apply to man and the rest of the world. Modern ethics derives its ideas about being a citizen of the world from such traditional concepts. If we conside ...
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Preview: ... dead white males”. Although, throughout history individual women were recognized for their insight and brilliance, most of them were kept outside of the formal history of philosophy. However, in our times, the recognition of women philosophers is improving.<br>The First Wave was very significant and impressive for most women and included changes such as suffrage and the right to own property. Still, there were major differences in social and economic status for example, how women were educated, paid less or being ...
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