1 Should we care equally about all temporal stages of our life?
2 Is there a necessary connection between what a person desires and
what is good for that person?
3 Is there a defensible form of ethical naturalism?
4 In what sense, if any, do moral judgements express sentiments?
5 Is there an ethical difference between having an abortion and having
your tonsils removed?
6 Either (a) Are genetic enhancements ethically more problematic
than genetic treatments? If so, why?
Or (b) Can public policies to improve public health be made
compatible with respect for individual autonomy?
If so, how?
7 Either (a) Does it make sense to hold corporations morally
responsible?
Or (b) Are corporations agents?
8 Either (a) When, if ever, is trust reasonable?
Or (b) Is the attitude of trusting best understood as a cognitive
or as an affective attitude?
9 Is the argumentation in the third part of the Groundwork circular?
If so, so what?
10 Is Kant forced to say that a resentfully performed dutiful act is morally
preferable to a similar act done with pleasure? Does it matter?