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Good, good. Glad to hear that. So I was I set some prep via the agency. Did you get a chance to I it was like the the sewerright like I need to write like a paragraph. That's right, that's right. Okay, but you haven't done that yet. Yeah, I have finished half of it. Can I send it like maybe like before tomorrow's class? Yeah, Yeah, that's fine. That sounds good to me. Okay. Well, what we're gonna to do at the start of all of these sessions is just go back over what we spoke about in the previous session. And I want you to cast your mind back to that session, have a look over your notes if youlike, and then when you're ready, have a go at summariising for me. What we spoke about. They want from like class class. Is it the one from last class? Yeah. I'm asking if you could have a go at telling me what we spoke about during the last class and feel free to have a look over the notes. First of all, if youlike. But then when you're ready, don't don't need to rush. It's totally fine. But when you're ready, I'd really like you to talk me through what we spoke about last time. Divine divine commentheory. Yeah Yeah tell me tell me about that. Tell me what what you learned last time. It is like what is right? Because what God says, right? And there's the the insopro dilemma, which is divided to two horns. And. The first force horn is about. It's about like. If something things are just like. Some things are just and you can't change it. And the second horn is that like if if God says that something is something is bad, but it's actually if God says that something is good, but it's actually bad. And. There's also. Robert Adams modified divine commtary. Which is. About the command, the commands of a loving God. Brilliant. My thought that a really nice clear summary of what we spoke about last time. I wanted to ask whether you had any questions for me based on the work we did during the last session. Again, Yeah do you have any do you have any questions for me based on the last session? Is there anything you didn't understand that you wanted to go over again? Like it's like the last the last section of the noted sets the comments of a loving God. And I'm not sure like what it actually what it stands for. Like why is it a loving God? Yeah. Yeah. Well, the idea is that in certainly in Christianity, and we could probably say this for other Abraham hammock religions, so that would be Islam and Judaism, that God is conceived of personally, that God is a kind of person, a very special kind of person, obviously, in many ways very different sort ght from the kind that human beings are. But he has certain personal qualities, albeit the divine version of those qualities. One of the qualities that God has is that he's loving, that he created the universe out of a sense of love for the creatures who would then populate it, and that he acts in a loving way towards human beings and towards creatures on earth more generally. So that's the idea of God being loving. And so the eufoo dilemma and the question of divine command fairy more generally relates to whether the question of whether divine command fairy is consistent with or inconsistent with the idea of her loving God. Does that make sense? Yes, brilliant. Okay. Well, I think we should have a look at some more material. So I want us to have a look at a couple of objections to divine command theory. Now I'm going to put these in the document here. And I want you to do exactly what you did in the previous class. I thought the annotations was really, really good. And that was a very helpful exercise because I can tell that you've really understood the material. So I'd like you to annotate this now. So this is going from here. You see the point in the dock, the new stuff. Pluralism objection. That's that's the start of the new material. Hey. You yes, you see it. Brilliant. Well, from there till the end of the doc. And I want you to do just what you did last time. And then when you're done reading that, we can discuss it. Okay? 声音放我大一点。I'm finished reading. Okay. Do you want to have a go at summarizing? It for me this the pluralism objection is that isn't may about like multiple religions have having like like because they believe in different things. So there might be some some ideas that. They that that like each of them has it that that each of them make up different tools and. The. And like one of. The person like like one person said that we should be righteous and loving, which it satisfies most or all or most religion. And there's like some there are some ideas in the Bible that's are immoral. So and also. Some Christians believe that the Bible is like the Bible is based on what humans think because there's no direct proof. Yeah. Great. Well, I thought that was a very nice, clear and accurate summary. So I have a couple of questions for you based on this. And each question, feel free to pause and have a think. But first of all, how does the existence of many different religions challenge the idea that moral commands come from a single divine source? Like because different religions have different ideas. So be hard for them to like think like together. Yeah do you want to expand on that point a little bit for me? Because like each religion believes in different things and like some laws are against the religion of like against one of the religion, while it's like satisfies to that another the other one though, do you think that divine command Theory Y can still be defended if we accept that different religions give conflicting moral demands? Yes. Okay, how come? Because. They can make like each one can make up their own. I'm not sure we'll have a think about it for a minute or two, maybe jot some things down, then have another go answering. Yeah. I'm not sure. Yeah, well, let's have a think about it. So let's think about some reasons it might still be defensible. One way is that a believer could argue that only one religion is truly revealing God's commands, right? So they can claim that the existence of conflicting religions doesn't undermine divine divine command theory itself. It just shows that humans often misunderstand or misinterpret God's will. Another way that it could still be defensible is to say that if divine commands still exist objectively, even if we disagree about them, that's another thing that you could say. Of course, I guess there's also a kind of issue of episteics versus metaphysics, right? So the problem might be epistemic about knowing what the commands are, rather than metaphysical enough words about what exists. And lastly, there's this question of revelation and reason. So some would argue that divine commands can be supported by reason, by conscience or natural law, not only by scripture. So I now want you to tell me what are some reasons why it might be, it might not be defensible. Why might divine command Fairnot be defensible? Because like many religions. Like because they have different bods and it's like very confusing to know which gods command to follow. And. It's like. If what is morally right in one religion might be like very wrong in another, just like conflicting. And even if it's in like one only one single religion there. There are also like many, I say that. Like floss. So. A flalike like if one religion there's like some flaws and you. Look at it with another one. They were like be more. I'm not sure how to say that. And also. There's are stairs like. There's like another group of people who have no religion. So divide like divine humantary is basically what God says is right. And if they don't have any religion, then like the concept of God isn't right for them. Yeah Yeah I mean, that's a really interesting point. We haven't really spoken too much about non believers, have we? And I think that's certainly something worth Yeah worth introducing to the conversation. Okay, well, that's us done with divine command theory, I think. Do you feel like you're better prepared on this topic? Do you feel like you understand the better? Okay, great. Well, I'm glad to hear that. Let me turn to the next topic we're going to do, which when we when we spoke last time, we said we might do virtue ethics next. So let me turn to some notes on that. Okay. All right. I'm just going to start off by pressing something for you to read the in the chat and not in the chat in the document. Okay, so. So I'm just putting these in the virtue ethics document and Oh my God. Okay, okay. Why she say that? Because I don't like consatyeah. That's okay. No, we're not doing kyet. We're doing virtue ethics. We just don't worry. We'll talk to Kant soon. We'll talk about Kant soon. Because I thought, alright, it is like it's a bit like Canton that way, but it's not actually Canty. And don't worry, that's something that we have to deal with it in a couple of weeks. I can finish. All right, well, do you want to have a go at summarizing it for me? Virtuetics, it's about like being being the kind of person that does the right thing and and about like what do you think? What kind of person you think you want to be? And the virtures are like not passed down genetically is based on like the environment you live in and the habits you acquire afterwards. And it's and this Aristotle's ethical inquiry is about like good life and also. This the word is like I'm not sure how to pronounce Yeah eudemonia demonmonia, which is like not just one thing, it's about several things combined together, which. And Oh, and it's and it's like you don't it's about who you are as a person overall rather than just and you you don't say a person's bad because of one small incident that happened to that person. Yeah. But I thought that was a nice, clear summary of the material, and I thought I might ask a couple all follow up questions based on that. So first of all, why does Aristotle think that eudemonmonia is the final end, the final purpose of human life? Because. I know. Because. It's like. You, because you live, because you want to live a good style yourself self, not for others. I'm not sure what like the final end like it means. Hwe'll, have a think about it for a minute or two, and then see if you can come up with an answer. Oh okay, because like. If you want to live like because living life is for yourself, not for others, so also thinks that. Like in this way, you can set up rules, a set of more or laws that make you happy. Just like that. Yeah, I think that's right. I think the idea that it's the one thing people can agree on, right? Yeah, I mean, I mean, that's right. How are virtues developed according to Aristotle? Oh, can you repeat the question again? How are the virtues developed according to Aristotle? It's it's. Through habits and training. What would be an example of a habit that might please one to be virtuous? Like. Like for example, someone needs if someone needs help, like just like small problems, then you go and help them. It's Yeah exactly. I think that's right. Learning to help other people as a matter of course. Another question I had for you was. Does Aristotle's focus on reason make his ethics too intellectual or elitist? I'm not going. Is there a word there that you didn't understand? Intellectual? Which one intellectual just means to do with the minds, to do with the intellect? Oh, Yeah. So it's like his reasons. To be intellectual. Because like you need it's like about thinking about yourself, thinking for yourself and what you want. So you need to use your own mind. Not sure. Oh, it's an interesting point. Could you elaborate on that for me a little bit? Like like because viris virtual, I think is about thinking what kind of person you you want to be and setting up like rules for yourself and and like what and what you think is right to do. So it's like. Using your own mind. Yeah, I think that's a nice way of a nice way of putting it. Okay. Well, I think we should have a look at the next bit of reading. So just. Add to the dock now. Okay. So this is going to be the last thing that we do today, Emma. So once this is is done, then we can call it a day. Can you see the new stuff in the document? Yes, it's called the function argument. Okay. Okay, I'm finished. Okay. Do you want to have a girl at summarizing it for me? So the this is about like they like everything has a purpose. So if and and if something bad or good, it depends on if they do their job. But like like humans are different from like holes and plants, animals and these things because they do things for a reason and. They and like and assvirtual are character to trades, which means that you do things based on your own your own character traits. And if you do if you do like want one thing good constantly, then it will last in your whole lifetime. Yeah. Perfect. I thought I was a really nice, accurate summary of the material. So before we wrap up, I wanted to ask whether you had any questions for me about anything that we've covered today. No, no. Okay. All right. Well, when we come back next time, we're going to discuss virtue fthics all the way to the end and then we'll move on to our next topic. But we're making really good progress and that's down to your concentration and focus in these lessons. So thank you very much for that. And I'll be seeing you in or tomorrow, I think. Okay, all right, well, have a good, have a good day up then and I'll see you soon. Okay. Okay, bye bye.
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        {
            "en": "To introduce and explain the core concepts of Virtue Ethics.",
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        {
            "en": "To analyze objections to Divine Command Theory and potential defenses.",
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        {
            "en": "To explore Aristotle's concepts of eudaimonia and virtue development.",
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            "en": "To introduce the function argument in relation to ethics.",
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            "description_cn": "教师询问功课的完成情况,学生报告部分完成并请求延期。"
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            "title_en": "Review of Divine Command Theory",
            "description_en": "Student summarized the previous session's discussion on Divine Command Theory, including the Euthyphro dilemma and modified divine command theory.",
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            "title_en": "Clarification on 'Loving God'",
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            "title_en": "Discussion on Virtue Ethics",
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            "en": "Student showed good comprehension of Divine Command Theory, including its nuances and objections.",
            "cn": "学生对神圣命令论表现出良好的理解,包括其细微差别和质疑。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student grasped the core ideas of Virtue Ethics, eudaimonia, and the function argument, though some concepts required further explanation and thought.",
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            "en": "Student articulated their thoughts well during discussions, even when unsure.",
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        },
        {
            "en": "Pronunciation was generally clear, with occasional hesitation on specific philosophical terms.",
            "cn": "发音总体清晰,偶尔在特定哲学术语上有所犹豫。"
        }
    ],
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            "en": "Active engagement and willingness to ask questions.",
            "cn": "积极参与并乐于提问。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Good retention of previous material.",
            "cn": "对先前材料的良好记忆。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Thoughtful consideration of concepts, even when initially unsure.",
            "cn": "认真思考概念,即使最初不确定。"
        }
    ],
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        {
            "en": "Further elaboration on philosophical arguments when prompted.",
            "cn": "在被提示时能对哲学论点进行更详细的阐述。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Building confidence in articulating less familiar philosophical terms.",
            "cn": "在清晰表达不太熟悉的哲学术语方面建立信心。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Deeper exploration of the 'why' behind certain philosophical positions.",
            "cn": "更深入地探讨某些哲学立场的“原因”。"
        }
    ],
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        {
            "en": "The teacher effectively used a combination of review, new material introduction, annotation, and discussion to facilitate learning.",
            "cn": "教师有效地结合了复习、新材料介绍、标注和讨论来促进学习。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The teacher provided clear explanations and guided the student through challenging concepts.",
            "cn": "教师提供了清晰的解释,并引导学生理解了挑战性概念。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The pacing allowed for both consolidation of previous topics and introduction of new ones.",
            "cn": "课程节奏允许对先前主题进行巩固并介绍新主题。"
        }
    ],
    "pace_management": [
        {
            "en": "The lesson's pace was well-managed, allowing sufficient time for review, discussion, and introduction of new material.",
            "cn": "课程节奏管理得当,为复习、讨论和新材料的介绍留出了充足的时间。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The teacher adapted the pace based on the student's understanding and questions.",
            "cn": "教师根据学生的理解和提问调整了节奏。"
        }
    ],
    "classroom_atmosphere_en": "The classroom atmosphere was positive, supportive, and conducive to learning. The student felt comfortable asking questions and expressing uncertainty.",
    "classroom_atmosphere_cn": "课堂氛围积极、支持性强,有利于学习。学生在提问和表达不确定性方面感到自在。",
    "objective_achievement": [
        {
            "en": "The objectives related to reviewing Divine Command Theory were largely met, with improved student confidence.",
            "cn": "与复习神圣命令论相关的目标基本达成,学生的信心有所提高。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The introduction to Virtue Ethics and its core concepts was successful.",
            "cn": "美德伦理学及其核心概念的介绍是成功的。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The student demonstrated understanding of the new material, indicating progress towards achieving learning objectives.",
            "cn": "学生对新材料表现出理解,表明在实现学习目标方面取得了进展。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_strengths": {
        "identified_strengths": [
            {
                "en": "Effective questioning techniques to probe student understanding.",
                "cn": "有效的提问技巧,以探究学生的理解。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Clear explanations of complex philosophical ideas.",
                "cn": "对复杂哲学概念的清晰解释。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Encouraging and supportive learning environment.",
                "cn": "鼓励性和支持性的学习环境。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Good use of annotation as an active learning tool.",
                "cn": "将标注作为主动学习工具的良好运用。"
            }
        ],
        "effective_methods": [
            {
                "en": "Review of previous material followed by introduction of new concepts.",
                "cn": "复习先前材料,然后介绍新概念。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Interactive discussion and Q&A sessions.",
                "cn": "互动讨论和问答环节。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Guided reading and annotation of texts.",
                "cn": "指导阅读和文本标注。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Connecting new material to prior knowledge.",
                "cn": "将新材料与先有知识联系起来。"
            }
        ],
        "positive_feedback": [
            {
                "en": "Teacher praised student's summaries and annotations as 'really, really good' and 'very helpful'.",
                "cn": "教师称赞学生的总结和标注“非常好”且“非常有帮助”。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Teacher acknowledged the student's concentration and focus as contributing to good progress.",
                "cn": "教师肯定了学生在专注和集中注意力方面对取得良好进展的贡献。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Teacher expressed pleasure at the student's improved understanding.",
                "cn": "教师对学生理解力的提高表示高兴。"
            }
        ]
    },
    "specific_suggestions": [
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-volume-up",
            "category_en": "Pronunciation & Reading",
            "category_cn": "发音与阅读",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Practice reading philosophical texts aloud to improve fluency and pronunciation of specific terms like 'eudaimonia' and 'epistemics'.",
                    "cn": "大声朗读哲学文本,以提高流利度和诸如“eudaimonia”和“epistemics”等特定术语的发音。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Review pronunciation guides for Greek-derived philosophical terms.",
                    "cn": "复习希腊衍生哲学术语的发音指南。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-comments",
            "category_en": "Speaking & Communication",
            "category_cn": "口语与交流",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "When asked a question you're unsure about, take a moment to think or jot down points before responding, rather than immediately saying 'I'm not sure'. This allows for more considered answers.",
                    "cn": "当被问到一个不确定的问题时,在回答之前花点时间思考或记下要点,而不是立即说‘我不确定’。这有助于给出更周全的答案。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Practice elaborating on your initial responses, providing reasons and examples to support your points, especially when asked to 'expand' or 'elaborate'.",
                    "cn": "练习阐述你的初步回答,提供理由和例子来支持你的观点,特别是当被要求“扩展”或“阐述”时。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "When encountering a new term like 'intellectual', ask for a brief definition in context to ensure full comprehension before answering.",
                    "cn": "遇到“intellectual”这样的新术语时,在回答前询问其在上下文中的简要定义,以确保完全理解。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-book-open",
            "category_en": "Content Understanding",
            "category_cn": "内容理解",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Continue to use annotation actively to identify key arguments, counter-arguments, and definitions within readings.",
                    "cn": "继续积极使用标注来识别阅读材料中的关键论点、反驳论点和定义。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "For concepts like 'eudaimonia' being the 'final end', consider the implications of it being something desired for its own sake, not for anything else.",
                    "cn": "对于诸如“幸福”是“最终目的”之类的概念,要考虑它之所以被渴望是因为其本身,而不是为了其他任何东西所带来的含义。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "When discussing objections to a theory, spend time thinking about potential counter-arguments or defenses, as modeled by the teacher.",
                    "cn": "在讨论对某一理论的质疑时,花时间思考潜在的反驳或辩护,就像老师所演示的那样。"
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "next_focus": [
        {
            "en": "Complete discussion of Virtue Ethics, including its strengths and weaknesses.",
            "cn": "完成对美德伦理学的讨论,包括其优缺点。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Transition to the next topic in the syllabus.",
            "cn": "过渡到课程大纲中的下一个主题。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Further exploration of the relationship between reason, virtue, and happiness.",
            "cn": "进一步探讨理性、美德和幸福之间的关系。"
        }
    ],
    "homework_resources": [
        {
            "en": "Continue working on the prep assignment for the next class, aiming to complete it before the session.",
            "cn": "继续完成下一节课的预习任务,争取在上课前完成。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Review notes from today's session on Divine Command Theory and Virtue Ethics.",
            "cn": "复习今天关于神圣命令论和美德伦理学的课程笔记。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Recommended resource: Online philosophical encyclopedias (e.g., Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy) for deeper dives into Virtue Ethics and Aristotle.",
            "cn": "推荐资源:在线哲学百科全书(例如,斯坦福哲学百科全书),以深入了解美德伦理学和亚里士多德。"
        }
    ],
    "selected_sections": [
        "A",
        "B",
        "C"
    ]
}
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