Ethical Philosophy Test

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1.  Aquinas   (100%)  
2.  Aristotle   (88%)  
3.  Jeremy Bentham   (67%)  
4.  St. Augustine   (63%)  
5.  Spinoza   (62%)  
6.  Epicureans   (57%)  
7.  Plato   (56%)  
8.  John Stuart Mill  
9.  Ayn Rand   (46%)  
10.  Cynics   (44%)  
11.  Nel Noddings   (44%)  
12.  Jean-Paul Sartre   (39%)  
13.  Nietzsche   (38%)  
14.  Stoics   (34%)  
15.  David Hume   (33%)  
16.  Ockham   (33%)  
17.  Kant   (27%)  
18.  Thomas Hobbes   (24%)
19.  Prescriptivism   (23%)  

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I wouldn't go so far as to call him fascist, but he had a rather sick and twisted world-view. A disturbed individual.

IIRC He was very introverted and lived in solitude for much of his life.

He had a mental breakdown and became clinically insane.

Yes, ten years before his death, his philosophical works were written before than however so what is your point?

He had Syphalis. He was mad when he wrote his crap ("Why I am So Wise"...)

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Nietzsche's "superman" theory is digusting. As are a lot of his other ideas come to think of it... killing all disabled people is just... urgh...

[Filuwaúrdjan]

1.  Aquinas   (100%)  
2.  Aristotle   (88%)  
3.  Jeremy Bentham   (67%)  
4.  St. Augustine   (63%)  
5.  Spinoza   (62%)  
6.  Epicureans   (57%)  
7.  Plato   (56%)  
8.  John Stuart Mill  
9.  Ayn Rand   (46%)  
10.  Cynics   (44%)  
11.  Nel Noddings   (44%)  
12.  Jean-Paul Sartre   (39%)  
13.  Nietzsche   (38%)  
14.  Stoics   (34%)  
15.  David Hume   (33%)  
16.  Ockham   (33%)  
17.  Kant   (27%)  
18.  Thomas Hobbes   (24%)
19.  Prescriptivism   (23%)  

1.  Aquinas   (100%) 
2.  St. Augustine   (81%) 
3.  Spinoza   (72%) 
4.  Aristotle   (70%) 
5.  Ockham   (66%) 
6.  Jeremy Bentham   (64%) 
7.  John Stuart Mill   (53%) 
8.  Kant   (52%) 
9.  Nel Noddings   (51%) 
10.  Nietzsche   (41%) 
11.  Stoics   (39%) 
12.  Cynics   (38%) 
13.  Epicureans   (38%)   
14.  Plato   (38%)   
15.  Prescriptivism   (37%) 
16.  David Hume   (36%) 
17.  Jean-Paul Sartre   (36%) 
18.  Ayn Rand   (27%) 
19.  Thomas Hobbes   (4%)