The Importance of Ethics in Eastern and Western Philosophy
Description: This quiz delves into the significance of ethics in Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, exploring the diverse perspectives and approaches to moral conduct and decision-making. | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Tags: ethics eastern philosophy western philosophy comparative philosophy |
In Eastern philosophy, the concept of karma is closely associated with:
Which ancient Greek philosopher is known for his emphasis on the pursuit of eudaimonia or happiness as the highest good?
In Confucianism, the principle of ren emphasizes:
The concept of ahimsa, or non-violence, is a fundamental ethical principle in:
In Western philosophy, the categorical imperative is a moral principle formulated by:
The golden mean is an ethical principle that advocates:
In Eastern philosophy, the concept of moksha refers to:
The four noble truths are fundamental teachings in:
In Western philosophy, utilitarianism is an ethical theory that emphasizes:
The concept of wu wei in Taoism signifies:
In Eastern philosophy, the concept of karma is closely associated with:
Which ancient Greek philosopher is known for his emphasis on the pursuit of eudaimonia or happiness as the highest good?
In Confucianism, the principle of ren emphasizes:
The concept of ahimsa, or non-violence, is a fundamental ethical principle in:
In Western philosophy, the categorical imperative is a moral principle formulated by: