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1. plato.stanford.edu › entries › moral-epistemologyMoral Epistemology - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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   Feb 4, 2003 · How is moral knowledge possible? This question is central in moral epistemology and marks a cluster of problems. The most important are the following. Sociological: The best explanation of the depth of moral disagreements and the social diversity that they reflect is one of two things.

   • Morality and Evolutionary Biology

     An article in The Economist (21 February 2008, “Moral...

   • Moral Realism

     Moral realists of this sort allow that moral facts are not...

   • Moral Particularism

     Good moral judges, having detected them, can somehow work...

   • Moral Skepticism

     Skepticism about moral truth-aptness is the claim that no...

   • Theological Voluntarism

     As Robert Adams has suggested, given the serious...

   • Moral Non-Naturalism

     Thomas Baldwin was not exaggerating much when he claimed...

2. link.springer.com › article › 10Moral understanding and knowledge | Philosophical Studies

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   May 21, 2014 · Moral understanding is a species of knowledge. Understanding why an action is wrong, for example, amounts to knowing why the action is wrong. The claim that moral understanding is immune to luck while moral knowledge is not does not withstand scrutiny; nor does the idea that there is something deep about understanding for there are different ...

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   Is truth a condition of knowledge?

   • While truth is, as in the traditional account, a condition on knowledge, the value of truth is not grounded in knowledge or anything else. Other epistemic states or standings (e.g., justification or warrant) are good as they promote the epistemic value of true belief. T-monism has many critics as well as defenders.

   Epistemic Value, Duty, and Virtue – Introduction to Philosophy

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   Do we know moral truths?

   • Moreover, as defenders of moral knowledge point out, unless such a case is made out, the default position should be that we know some moral truths. Defenders note that moral language is formulated as if moral claims can be true and that we worry about whether to believe certain moral claims just as if truth is at stake.

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   What are ethical values?

   • Integrity: character; Value: belief, principle Ethical values are beliefs that provide guidelines for acting rightly in specific roles or for living morally in general. Personal integrity is consistently sound moral character.

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   What is ethics & morality?

   • we will explore the intricate world of ethics and morality, ethical theories, moral dilemmas, and the concept of right and wrong. Ethics, in its essence, is the study of what is morally right and wrong. It provides a framework for evaluating human conduct and helps us distinguish between good and bad actions.

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   Oct 29, 2023 · Ethics and morality are the foundational principles that guide human behavior and decision-making. They shape our interactions with others and help us navigate the complexities of life. we will...

5. philosophy.institute › ancient-medieval › ethicalThe Ethical Philosophy of Socrates: Virtue as Knowledge

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   Socrates' ethical philosophy is centered on the idea that virtue is equivalent to knowledge. It discusses how knowledge, particularly of justice, virtue, and eternal ideas, is inherent in humans and can be brought to consciousness through the process of questioning, leading to self-mastery and ethical living.

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   Jan 1, 2023 · Synonyms. Integrity: character; Value: belief, principle. Definition. Ethical values are beliefs that provide guidelines for acting rightly in specific roles or for living morally in general. Personal integrity is consistently sound moral character. Introduction.

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7. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Ethical Principles, Criteria, and the Meaning of Human Values

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   Dec 14, 2021 · Ben Lazare Mijuskovic. 203 Accesses. Abstract. Loneliness and intimacy depend on value-laden life choices. The chapter focuses on ethics. Both Hume (an empiricist) and Kant (a rationalist) distinguish the Ought from the Is, Values from Facts, and Morality from Science.

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   While truth is, as in the traditional account, a condition on knowledge, the value of truth is not grounded in knowledge or anything else. Other epistemic states or standings (e.g., justification or warrant) are good as they promote the epistemic value of true belief.