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Card 6
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In her analogy, what does the shopping list represent, and why is it important?
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Card 7
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What does this mean the man knows?
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Card 8
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What is Anscombe's theory primarily about?
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Card 9
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What law does this mean she is concerned with?
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Card 10
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What should we use to ensure we make right decisions and avoid being impulsive?
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Card 11
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Name a female philosopher who largely agreed with Anscombe
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Card 12
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What did Foot add to Anscombe's ideas?
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Card 13
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What two types of virtuous people did Anscombe name?
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Card 14
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Who fundamentally disagreed with the theories of Kant and utilitarians and why?
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Card 15
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How did Slote think we could develop virtues?
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