Javier Echeñique Sosa, PhD

Arts and Humanities

1. Plato 100%
2. Human Life 100%
3. Immoralism 88%
4. Conception 83%
5. Action 80%
6. Moral 71%
7. Moral Responsibility 66%
8. Aristotle's Ethics 66%
9. Actualism 66%
10. Human Nature 66%
11. Scholars 66%
12. Normative 66%
13. Alexander of aphrodisias 66%
14. Goodness 66%
15. Peripatetics 66%
16. Excuse 66%
17. Intrinsic 66%
18. Enmity 66%
19. Moral conflict 66%
20. Limits 66%
21. Moral theory 66%
22. Moral virtue 66%
23. Stoics 50%
24. Voluntariness 44%
25. Moral reasons 40%
26. Pluralism 40%
27. Injustice 33%
28. Plato's Republic 33%
29. Practical rationality 33%
30. Practical Reason 33%
31. Implicit 33%
32. Indifference 33%
33. Good life 33%
34. Eudaimonia 33%
35. 5th Century 33%
36. 5th Century BC 33%
37. moralist 33%
38. Self-Interest 33%
39. Intellectuals 33%
40. Puzzle 33%
41. Normativity 33%
42. Monism 26%
43. Aristotle's Theory 22%
44. Ignorance 22%
45. Human Being 22%
46. thinkers 22%
47. Coercion 22%
48. psychic 22%
49. Harmony 22%
50. Refutation 16%