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Answer two of the following questions. You have to answer either two questions from part A or one question from part A and one question from part B. Do not answer two questions from part B. Part B is your old essay questions. You can pick one question from part B as long as that was not the question you picked for your essay.
You may draw on the lecture notes, the unit reader, and other philosophical resources. Since these are shorter answers, do not waste words on long introductions, or on long summaries of material from the lecture notes. Your answers to these questions should take the form of succinct and carefully structured arguments. They should include ample evidence of your own critical engagement with the questions.
Total Length: 2000-2250 words (roughly 1125 words per question)
Weighting: Worth 50% of your final mark
Part A:
6. Describe Haidt’s Social Intuitionist model of morality. If moral reasoning turns out to be post hoc, would that imply that our moral judgments are arbitrary and unjustified?
Part B:
7. Describe Aristotle’s categories of the temperate, the continent, the incontinent, the vicious and the bestial. Compare Aristotle’s and Kant’s evaluations of these kinds of people. Which of these people are morally better and which worse than the others?
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