

Anscombe's Theism | Prof. Candace Vogler
Oct 19, 2016
Prof. Candace Vogler discusses Elizabeth Anscombe's views on justice, morality, and the importance of reflecting on moral values. They explore Anscombe's critique of traditional ethics, the impact of divine law, natural law in Catholic thought, diverse perspectives in moral philosophy, moral prohibitions, acting well, ethical analysis of refusing to sign a document, central cases in understanding concepts like rape and murder, and Anselm's role in moral discourse.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Anscombe's Challenge to Traditional Ethics and the Importance of Divine Law
02:42 • 12min
Exploring Natural Law in Catholic Thought
15:07 • 23min
Exploring Diverse Perspectives in Moral Philosophy
38:31 • 20min
Exploring Moral Prohibitions and Philosophical Concepts
58:23 • 12min
Acting Well, Virtue, and the Common Good
01:10:23 • 7min
Ethical Analysis of Refusing to Sign a Document
01:17:50 • 8min
Importance of Central Cases in Understanding Concepts like Rape and Murder
01:25:23 • 7min
Anselm's Role in Moral Discourse
01:32:30 • 10min