Glossary words here yay.

1. Argument: a set of reasons given in support of a claim(lecture)
2. Communitarianism: moral principal is what is good for the community(meeting with professor)
3. Compassion: understanding the feelings of others(lecture)
4. Conclusion: claim intended to be supported by the argument is called the conclusion of the argument. (lecture)
5. Deontology: Duty based ethics(lecture)
6. Descriptive Relativism: this position merely recognizes the culture differences it refers to the fact that cultures differ in their beliefs(lecture)
7. Diversity: Variation in analogy (lecture)
8. Duty: imposed by others(lecture)
9. Ethical Relativism: claims right and wrong. (lecture)
10. Greatest Happiness Principle: no ones person’s happiness is is greater than another’s, and everyone should work towards the happiness of the greatest amount of people or for society as a whole, focuses on a society that decreases the chances of pain for everyone equally.(lecture)
11. Happiness: not pain or wellbeing (Mill)
12. Instrumental value: means/ tools (lecture)
13. Intrinsic value: innate/ end (lecture)
14. Karma-the concept of someone founding out you did them wrong, not getting revenge of the universe (lecture)
15. Perfect friendship: shared commitment to the good (lecture)
16. Pleasure Friendship: ends when the pleasure disappears (lecture)
17. Premises: The claims given as reasons for thinking the conclusion of the argument is true is called the premises of the argument (lecture)
18. Principle of Impartiality: equal amounts of happiness are equally desirable. (lecture)
19. Self-Discipline: being strong-minded being able to focus on completing a task (lecture)
20. Veil of Ignorance: impartial because you are ignorant to what position society you occupy (lecture)
21. Virtue Theory: what kind of person am I. (lecture)
22. Utility Friendship: ends when the practical purpose is no longer present (lecture)

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