According to this quiz my top five moral philosophers/schools would be:
1. Mill (100%)
2. Kant (93%)
3. Sartre (92%)
4. Bentham (89%)
5. Prescriptivism (73%)
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Fascinating blog. You may be interested in this “Mahler: The Man Who Was Never Born is a play which utilizes Goethe’s concept of The Faustian Bargain. It is a term that I’ve coined to indicate an imagined, unearned gain in exchange for one’s soul – a barter where-in the recipent is the looser. It is the relinquishing of one’s judgement and life and when he places himself in the power of another. One does not get a “free lunch.”-From the Author
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/mahler
Comment by Existentialistfem — 8 November 2003 @ 1:51 am
Fascinating blog. You may be interested in this “Mahler: The Man Who Was Never Born is a play which utilizes Goethe’s concept of The Faustian Bargain. It is a term that I’ve coined to indicate an imagined, unearned gain in exchange for one’s soul – a barter where-in the recipent is the looser. It is the relinquishing of one’s judgement and life and when he places himself in the power of another. One does not get a “free lunch.”-From the Author
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/mahler
Comment by Existentialistfem — 8 November 2003 @ 1:51 am
I took thist test and am most like Aristotle. Wacky huh? Anywaus, I give you credit and linkage at
http://www.calpoly.edu/~doleary/blog.htm?twPgX=p2&twArtY=GFGHER17984WSQ12RT#articleContent
Comment by Dan — 23 December 2003 @ 11:55 pm