Jump Points: Ethics & Tao

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Explore ethics and Taoist ideas by jumping concepts.

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Addison Grieder

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Jump Points: Ethics & Tao


Froggy Jumps Jump Points: Ethics & TaoVersion en ligne Explore ethics and Taoist ideas by jumping concepts. par Addison Grieder 1 What is Wu-wei in Taoism? a Forced control over events b Aggressive action c Non-action or effortless action 2 Analects are the core texts of which tradition? a Taoism b Confucianism c Stoicism 3 Kant's central principle is the Categorical what? a Syllogism b Imperative c Utility 4 Deontology emphasizes duty; Utilitarianism emphasizes what? a Feelings b Consequences c Tradition 5 Greatest Happiness Principle is tied to which theory? a Deontology b Utilitarianism c Hedonism 6 Doctrine of Utility is another name for which theory? a Rationalism b Cultural relativism c Utilitarianism 7 Ethics of Care primarily focuses on? a Relationships and care b Autonomy and rules c Wealth and power 8 Yin and Yang symbolize balance of? a Legal codes b Religious rites c Opposite forces 9 Chun-tzu refers to a virtuous person in which tradition? a Confucianism b Legalism c Buddhism 10 Environmental Ethics studies moral relations with what? a Economies alone b Nature and ecosystems c Military power 11 What is the Confucian ideal called? a Chun-tzu b Tao c Li 12 Jen (Ren) means what in Confucian ethics? a Non-action b Ritual propriety c Humaneness toward others 13 Li in Confucianism refers to what? a Natural spontaneity b Ritual propriety and norms c Inner virtue 14 Tao is best described as the? a Inner power b Way or ultimate principle of the universe c Moral rules 15 Te in Taoist thought means? a Virtue or inner power b Selfish desire c Ritual action 16 Yin and Yang symbolize? a Conflicting chaos b Balance and harmony of opposing forces c Rigid order 17 Lao-tzu is known as the founder of? a Confucianism b Taoism c Legalism 18 Tzu-jan refers to? a Self-so or spontaneity in accord with the Tao b Strict ritual c Absolute power 19 Wu-wei translates to? a Non-action or effortless action b Moral enforcement c Forced action 20 Principle of Reversal suggests extremes lead to? a Permanent stability b Harmony without change c Opposites or their opposite effects

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Jump Points: Ethics & Tao

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Jump Points: Ethics & TaoVersion en ligne

par Addison Grieder

What is Wu-wei in Taoism?

Analects are the core texts of which tradition?

Kant's central principle is the Categorical what?

Deontology emphasizes duty; Utilitarianism emphasizes what?

Greatest Happiness Principle is tied to which theory?

Doctrine of Utility is another name for which theory?

Ethics of Care primarily focuses on?

Yin and Yang symbolize balance of?

Chun-tzu refers to a virtuous person in which tradition?

Environmental Ethics studies moral relations with what?

What is the Confucian ideal called?

Jen (Ren) means what in Confucian ethics?

Li in Confucianism refers to what?

Tao is best described as the?

Te in Taoist thought means?

Yin and Yang symbolize?

Lao-tzu is known as the founder of?

Tzu-jan refers to?

Wu-wei translates to?

Principle of Reversal suggests extremes lead to?