Philosophers & Thinkers
Key Terms and Virtues
The Good Life (General)
Friendship & Relationships
Moral Dilemmas
100

Aristotle’s teacher

Who is Plato?

100

The integration of sexuality within the person.

What is Chastity?

100

The principles that guide how we act in society

What are ethics?

100

This philosopher explained that true friendship is more simple that companionship or helpfulness.

Who is Richard G. Cote?

100
"We must imagine Sisyphus _____?"

What is happy?

200

This philosopher believed that morality is based on duty rather than seeking happiness

Who is Immanuel Kant?

200

The restraint of passions and appetites according to reason

What is Temperance?

200

"Happiness involves living a _______ life."

What is virtuous?

200

Two qualities that are necessary for true friendship according to Richard. G Cote

What are mutual trust and self-giving love?

200

Your friend keeps stealing your food without your permission. You eventually reach your breaking point and think about yelling at them, as well as contemplating not saying anything at all. You end up deciding to have a calm conversation with them instead of either yelling or staying silent.

Which teaching did you apply to make this choice?

What is the Golden Mean.

300

This philosopher believed true goodness begins with God’s call through the “face of the other”

Who is Emmanuel Levinas?

300

Anxious concern for another.

What is Solicitude?

300

The five philosophers that teach about the good and how to achieve it

Who are Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Kant, and Levinas?

300

The virtue that helps us practice concern for others in relationships

What is Solicitude?

300

 You’re rushing to an exam when you see a stranger fall on the sidewalk. Levinas would argue that true morality means stopping to help them, because their suffering calls you to this kind of ethical responsibility. 

What is responsibility to The Other.

400

This philosopher combined Aristotle’s philosophy with Christian faith

Who is St. Thomas Aquinas?

400

Social constructs that give structure and form to a community’s set or systems of meanings, beliefs and values. 

What are Institutions?

400

This describes a life of flourishing, a life in which a person is constantly striving for self-improvement, ot be more virtuous, more wise, more thoughtful and self aware. Better.

What is Eudaimonia?

400

Richard G. Cote describes this as the bond formed in true friendship 

What is union?

400

You are running late to school and risk suspension if you're late again. You see a classmate while walking and ask for a ride so that you avoid supension. Kant's ethics deem this as immoral because it violates this law.

What is the formula of humanity/treating others as means to an end.

500

According to Aristotle, happiness comes from living a life that is both rational and ___

What is virtuous?

500

The four Cardinal Virtues according to St. Thomas Aquinas.

What are Prudence, temperance, fortitude, and justice?

500

Aristotle believed that this thing was the proper way to being a human, and that we'll only flourish by finding that path.

What is Human Essence?

500

In true friendship, what are friends willing to sacrifice for one another that encompases the idea of self-giving love

What is time, energy, and even life?

500

If one's life should be put onto the forefront of another's life with the acknowledgement of death ahead of them. Would it remain moral for one to die toward another under Kantian Ethics? (Moral or not moral) Explain along with your answer.

What is not moral?