This individual was charged for "speaking against the gods and corrupting the youth of Athens".

It is also called individual relativism.

Simply put, it holds that people are basically self-centered or selfish, and primarily pursue their own self-interest.

The term given to something that has value "in and of themselves" and not merely as tools or means.

According to your textbook, this period of time was the time when Locke, Hume, Kant, and Bentham were active.

This individual lived in a large jar and "associated" with dogs.

The term that holds that ethical values vary from society to society and that the basis for moral judgments lies in these social or cultural views.

According to your textbook, it is term that states "It is rational for self-interested person to cooperate, since cooperation tends to produce good outcomes for those who cooperate.

The term given to something that is useful or good as tools or as mean toward some other end.

According to your textbook, this term involves social rules which can be understood as resulting from agreements among rational and self-interested individuals.

According to your textbook, this individual argued for laissez-faire capitalism due to his belief in ethical egoism.

According to your textbook, it is the term given as "the view that moral rule or principles have no exceptions and are context-independent".

According to your textbook, this type of argument is one that compares familiar examples with the issue being disputed.

The term given to a value that CANNOT be taken away.

I ought to clean my car is an example of.

What did Jeremy Benthom have done with his body after his death?

This terms mean "at first face" or "on first look".

Another term for the fallacy of "begging the question".

The value term given for the fact that my nephew can get my a beer or scratch my back.

According to your textbook, it is the term for when the impulse towards pleasure because to great and defeats is own aim.

Paul Ryan Mitt Romney's running mate in 2012, credited her as "the reason I got involved in public service."

According to your textbook, Friedrich Nietzsche is often viewed as a proponent of this "ism".

The name given in your textbook for the Greek term of the problem of "weakness of will".

According to your textbook, it is another term for intrinsic value.

According to your textbook, what was Diogenes' response when Alexander the Great asked where he was from.