Is there a defensible mental state account of personal well-being?
2 Either (a) Does being immoral make a person’s life go worse?
Or (b) Should I care about my future interest as much as I care about my
immediate interest?
3 Is there an interesting analogy between the claim that stealing is wrong and the
claim that Sherlock Holmes is a detective?
4 Do evaluative facts figure in the explanation of evaluative beliefs?
5 What does a moral judgement express?
6 Can any formulation of Kant’s categorical imperative be refuted by its application
to particular cases?
7 Either (a) Is heteronomy of the will the source of all spurious principles of
morality?
Or (b) Is Kant right to say that we cannot act otherwise than under the
idea of freedom? If so, so what?
8 Either (a) Does the idea of corporate manslaughter rest on a mistake?
Or (b) In what sense is trustworthiness a matter of reliability?
9 Either (a) ‘All permissible genetic engineering is a form of enhancement.’
Discuss.
Or (b) Does the state have a duty to help everyone live a healthy life?
10 ‘Whether or not a woman has a moral obligation to continue her pregnancy
depends on how responsible she is for being pregnant in the first place.’ Discuss.