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Epictetus argues that there are some things outside one’s control in life.

According to Epicurus, the goal of life is to achieve a pleasure of

In Plato’s Republic, Glaucon’s point about the ring of invisibility is that if someone wore it then

What is the only way reason could prevent a volition, according to Hume?

In the state of nature, all men have a right to everything, even to one another’s bodies.

Hume claims that reason alone can oppose a passion.

Kant believes that the consequences of an action determine its moral worth.

Hume says that it is not irrational to prefer the destruction of the hold world over having to scratch one’s finger.

What is the primary purpose of the categorical imperative?

What role does sympathy play in Hume’s moral philosophy?