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Sentimentalism and Intuitionism
Lesson 6 of 13 • 6 upvotes • 12:26mins
Shantanu Dahiya
Sentimentalism and intuitionism explain morality as creations and primitive perceptions of the human mind respectively. We discuss positivism and its fallout for ethics, moral expressivism, moral intuitionism and end with their criticism.
Contributions of Moral Thinkers & Philosophers of India and the World
13 lessons • 2h 50m
1
Virtue Ethics - Socrates, Plato & Aristotle
13:54mins
2
Stoicism and Epicureanism
14:58mins
3
Natural Law Ethics - St. Thomas Aquinas
11:40mins
4
Utilitarianism - Bentham and Mill
14:08mins
5
Deontology (Duty-based Ethics) - Kant
12:10mins
6
Sentimentalism and Intuitionism
12:26mins
7
Existentialism
13:32mins
8
Political Ethics - Karl Marx
12:23mins
9
Political Ethics - John Rawls & Amartya Sen
14:08mins
10
Political Ethics - Chanakya
12:23mins
11
Hindu Ethics
13:35mins
12
Buddhist & Jaina Ethics
11:55mins
13
Gandhian Ethics
13:41mins
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