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Which societies are recognized in modern times as having different ethical approaches?
Which societies are recognized in modern times as having different ethical approaches?
- Eastern societies
- African societies (correct)
- Chinese societies
- Western societies
What is the main reason for including non-Western ethical philosophies in the modern philosophical tradition?
What is the main reason for including non-Western ethical philosophies in the modern philosophical tradition?
- To encourage diversity (correct)
- To expose unfamiliar philosophies
- To challenge Western constraints
- To acknowledge globalisation
Which of the following ethical approaches are known to be part of Western philosophy?
Which of the following ethical approaches are known to be part of Western philosophy?
- Virtue Ethics
- Utilitarianism
- Rights (correct)
- Deontology
What is the common notion shared by Western and non-Western ethical approaches?
What is the common notion shared by Western and non-Western ethical approaches?
What is the significance of globalisation in relation to non-Western ethical philosophies?
What is the significance of globalisation in relation to non-Western ethical philosophies?
Which of the following is true about the recognition of non-Western ethical philosophies in modern times?
Which of the following is true about the recognition of non-Western ethical philosophies in modern times?
What is the main reason for including non-Western ethical philosophies in the modern philosophical tradition?
What is the main reason for including non-Western ethical philosophies in the modern philosophical tradition?
Which societies are recognized in modern times as having different ethical approaches?
Which societies are recognized in modern times as having different ethical approaches?
What is the significance of globalization in relation to non-Western ethical philosophies?
What is the significance of globalization in relation to non-Western ethical philosophies?
Which of the following ethical approaches are known to be part of Western philosophy?
Which of the following ethical approaches are known to be part of Western philosophy?
