articulates an heterodox hypothesis by drawing on clinical cases, from both the author's own analytic practice and those of others; but it also draws on cinema, historical episodes, social psychology experiments
For philosophical convenience, we assume our AI is embedded in a humanoid robot and can act in much the same way as a human. This is a large assumption but for the moment we are embarking on a philosophical thought experiment rather than an engineering project. 3.6.1 Machine Ethics Examples...
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Types of Philosophical Inquiry In order to understand what a philosopher is, it's important to understand a bit about what philosophers study. There are several branches of philosophy, including metaphysics, logic, ethics and much more, but generally philosophy is the study of matters concerning ex...
10.What philosophical contributions of Mencius and Aristotle are relevant to virtue ethics?孟子和亚里士多德对美德伦理学的哲学贡献是什么? 11.yet I have no other observation to make, for what you say is correct, which is more than can be said for all philosophy."我没什么别的意思,只是觉得你说...
etc. The laws of the land, rules set by society, and policies set out by the organization one works for, philosophical schools of thought, moral foundations, and many other such considerations govern ethics. Thus, doing ‘the right thing’ combines personal, professional, and societal ethics. ...
Why are philosophical issues not amenable to straightforward empirical investigation? The answer may be different in different areas of philosophy. In aesthetics and ethics, the reason seems to be that the issues concern (to put it crudely) values rather than facts, and so are normative rather ...
Philosophical Principles Rooms are organized according to basic criteria:Keys stay in the basket,Clothing should never be scattered unless in use,All books should sit on the shelves unless in use. Analogously, systematic philosophers have key principles around which to structure a worldview. Hegel, ...
Virtue ethics can be a philosophical approach that mainly focuses on human character instead of their actions. The approach which originated with Aristotle addressed the importance of morality. Furthermore, it emphasizes the need to practice good habits and eventually become virtuous....