Psychological and Scientific Libertarianism
Carl Rogers This support for libertarianism from psycology comes from a school of thought called Humanism. One of the early founders of...
'Explain the meta-ethic of Intuitionism'
Intuitionism says that objective moral laws exist independently of us. However, they can be discovered by using our minds in an intuitive...
Philosophical Libertarianism
Philosophical Libertarianism was advocated for by Jean-Paul Satre. He said 'There is not determinism-man is free, man is freedom'. He...
Religious Libertarianism
Pelagius Pelagius did not like the idea of predestination because he believed that it was responsible for the sin and corruption in the...
John Finnis' Natural Law
John Finnis is a professor who specialised in Law. He wrote 'Natural Law and Natural Rights' which restated Aquinas' Natural Law. Finnis...
Proportionalism
Proportionalism originated from Catholic scholars because they did not like how ethics was too deonotligically rigid. Essentially it was...
Explain the meta-ethic of Emotivism
There are two main philosophers who are linked with the ethical theory of Emotivism; Ayer and Stevenson. However previously, Bertrand...
Evaluating Intuitionism
Good There are not conflicts about morality because morality is indefinable Prichard's view that we instinctively know what to do is...
Evaluating Naturalism
Good It is based on what can be discovered form the natural world. Everyone can experience it and there is no way of getting it wrong...
Intuitionism
Unlike naturalism, intuition believes that the ideas we have about ethics is prior to experience and not as a result. This will be...
