1 ‘Although we may not be metaphysically responsible for ourselves, we are still
morally responsible for ourselves.’ Discuss.
2 In what sense, if any, does voluntary action require the existence of acceptable
alternatives?
3 Is letting die ever as bad as killing? If so, so what?
4 Is there a defensible formulation of the Doctrine of Double Effect?
5 Are there any universal moral principles?
6 Is ethical partiality an incoherent notion?
7 Is it always irrational to act contrary to reason?
8 Either (a) In what sense, if any, can reason give rise to a motive?
Or (b) What, if anything, is artificial about an artificial virtue?
9 ‘The claim that moral claims can only be made relative to a given society is either
trivially true or obviously false.’ Discuss.
10 Either (a) Is there a defensible form of non-voluntary euthanasia?
Or (b) Is there a right to die?