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I think for today is to Carry on where we left off and try and make as much progress as we can with the current topic. Now do you have our document in front of you? Yes. Okay. Well, the first thing I'd like you to do is to read over the work from the previous session or at least refamiliarize yourself with your annotations. And then when you're ready, I'd like you to summarize it for me. It's about like like utility means stake, focusing on good things. And so utilitariism is maximizing happiness for everyone and it is not relating to religion. So like the examples the example about the. The example about Detroit problem, it's killing more people is better. Red, okay, killing one people is person. Killing one person is better than killing many. And there's like two defensive strategy to. Which is like maximizing happiness is maximizing desires and. It's about the goal that people want to achieve. And there's like four different types of eoterrorism, which is like some is about my minimizing paand spell, maximizing happiness. And like act iterant and roent one is like the first one is to actions and the second one is to rules. And the quantitative and quantialative, the first one is to. The first one is to deform and the second one to the type. Great. I thought that was a very clear, urgent summary of the utilitarian material, and I'd like us to Carry on looking at that material now. So I'm going to put some more notes in our document, and we're gonna to start off by having a look at act utilitarianism, which is one of the different forms of utilitarianism that we introduced during the previous session. So I want you to have a read of this, to annotate it and be ready to summariise it in your own words in as much detail as possible. And once you've done that, we will move into a more general conversation about some of the issues raised. Okay, I'm finish. Okay, do you want to have a go at summarizing what you've read for me? This is about by bth's act. And but like the like there's like about if something bad is coming, then people will try to avoid it, and if something goes coming, then people try to get or take it. But like there's the problems about like sometimes people don't know the consequence of an action, meaning that they don't know how much pleasure and how much pain pain it will cause. So a key comes out with a principle which is which. Is depending on how much and how many the acdo which makes the action right. And there's like seven criterias for like people to consider. And. Like some crerias like depend on the specific type of people. And he thinks that the legal laws should be based on maximizing happiness for people and avoid suffering. So like he thinks that these sauce will do good if if also he thinks that if this, these sauce will do good if they fit our usual sauce in actions. So according to Bentham, what are the two sovereign masters that goverhuman beings? Can you repeat crochet again? Yeah. According to Bentham, what are the two sovereign masters? That's Bentham's phrase that govern human beings. Like maximizing pleasure ledge and minimizing pain. Yeah pain pain and pleasure, right? Those are the two masters. Exactly, exactly. So what is the purpose of Benth's hedonic calculus? It's like like because people can't usually measure like like no and know what what pleasure like so it's a method for measuring pleasure is required. And there's like seven criteria different, like how strong the pleasure feels, how how strong along the pleasure feels and last, how likely it will occur, how far in time the pleasure occur. And like it says the fifth and sixth, the fifth and sixth one, which is like depending on particular situation in particular paper. Which is like your lihood that the pleasure or pain will lead to further pleasure pain, or the likelihood that pleasure will be followed by pain or pain by pleasure, and how many people affected, which is like the seven criteria that they, like people want to consider in order to measure. Yeah, that's right. That's right. It has this kind of calculative function. It allows us to make better, more informed decisions about our actions. That's right. So. Do you think that it's realistic to base all of our ethical decisions on the amount of pleasure or pain produced. Like is it like a difference from different people? Like some people think that. Like some people think that doing one, like doing something, like doing this, saying, well, I can make them feel pleasure like, but some people think the opposite. Okay. Well, before we move on from this section, do you have any questions for me about is there anything you wanted to ask me? No, okay, all right. Shall we look at the next reading then? Okay okay okay. So. I'm finished reading. Okay. Well, do you want to have a go at summariising it for me? First of all? I'm finished reading. Okay. Well, do you want to have a go at summarizing it for me? First of all, okay. So it's like. Thomas Carly said that like. About like it's it will make people so useless, but. But male. And those es that like about lower pressures and higher pleasures, which is like lower pis, like body pleasure and higher pledges, is like mental pleasure and like it gives an example of music and are more valuable. Because like they. Like they don't satisfy our intuition, but like life will be better with them. And that's that. Like he says that like people need to be cultivated more in order to understand the happiness in higher pleasure. Also, the amount someone feels, the amount of like mental pleasure someone feels depend on how much they can take in and what kind of person they are like, which is different for everyone. However, like there's like there's another situation where like some cultivated people. A lot of copeople will still sink into like lower pleasures, and males respond to this, which is like. He thinks that everyone prefers to higher pleasures if they have experienced it. But. But like not everyone chooses them over the lower ones. I thought that was a nice clear summary. I have a couple of follow up questions for you based on it. So. The first question I have is how does mill respond to the claim that utilitarianism is, quote, only fit for swine? Only fit for only fit for. All your favwhy. Why biggest like. He thinks that. Wait, let me look at. Or because you sound like it makes people's gold looseless like because like people are like because he sad utiterrorism is just like making people's life seeking for pleasure, not anything else. But like sometimes everyone's life is not just about pleasure, it's like about experiencing new things and stuff. So how does mill explain why some people abandon higher pleasures for lower ones? Because like. Like because they have to like be able to experience it and their ability to experience them is like it requires careful cultivation, which is like not everyone hasn't like also like it depends on what kind of people they are and like how the way they think and they capture. So like it's like quite, they sometimes quite difficult for people to understand, like how like to like to let people it's difficult for people, some people to understand the happiness of higher higher pleasures. So I wondered if you could now offer me a comparison between mills, ferry and Bentham. What are the major differences between mill and Bentham? So phantom thinks that like maximizing happiness is very important. It's the most important thing. Like and like happiness can be measured using like these seven criterias and like keeping being set. Like like because like utiternal terrorism is like about maximizing happiness, so like keeping sinternal terrorism is like it should be used while like males is about like saying that. It's like not good to use the territorism because it people it makes people schools useless. And like not everyone like understands not not everyone like only needs pleasure. And not everyone understands like what is lower pleasure and higher pleasure as he like separated them. So I don't think he quite agree with he fully agrees with youth teritterrorism. Okay. Well, I want us to get a chance to have a look at some of the criticisms of ml and the debates around him. So I'm going to put some new material in the document about that. So have a quick read of this, and then when you're done reading, we can start to discuss it. I'm finished reading, okay. Well, do you want to have a go at summarizing what you've read for me? Okay. Where does this? So it's like. No things that s. Like like he calls it upper class people, which is meaning that people who enjoy high pleasure and and also like like in order for them to, in order for the people to understand the higher pleasure, the cultivation needs to last forever. And there's like most rule territariism, which is like an action if it's general practice maximizes happiness. And there's like and that's like. The first principle and the second principle is like male things that in some circumstances rules cannot be broken. While banantom thinks that rules can be broken if like a prison reasonits that it will maximize utility. So that's like the difference. And meo also thinks that is fairness and justice is very important also like he means that if too much utility is encountered, then it is like too strict to be followed. And like the difference between mill and Bantam is that like maximizing and is that like mill thinks that I'm maximizing utility is maximizing happiness. But like bentom things ks that like utility is maximizing happiness. And I. Also like the second principle that meale Thinis that like people should do what they want unless they don't harm, don't do harm to others or don't bother others. And his combination of rutiism with qualitative utiliism is that like a good a rule is good if it works out with everyone and satisfies everyone and it like actually work in reality. And. However, like. Rules cannot be cannot be broken because like a large amount of people think, like a large amount of people have like low, lower pleasure on it. And he said that like people aren't just loving to seek for happiness, but how like Benson things, laws should like act as reward and punishment. But like male thinks that loss and rules should like act more than that. Well, thank you for that summary. I have a couple of questions for you just before we wrap up. Firstly, why is mills qualitative utilitarianism often accused of being elitist? Because like like my key separated into like higher pressure and lower pressure, which is like. Because like like he think that like higher pleasure, it's always better than lower pleasures. It's like it's like always more civilines. So like sometimes people call it elities. Hmm. According to mill, what are secondary principles? Like. Rule that. Me. Like. Rules that are only used for like at the end or like but not for wait let me okay have a quick read. Like we wish what was they? Ordinary ary principles, which is like. Like is it the one that Oh, like people should people should be free, that as long as they aren't harming others? Is it that one? Yeah, exactly, exactly. So it's like people should be able to do whatever they want and like not to be like like controlled by the law unless it doesn't cause any harm or doesn't disturb others. Thers. I think we're just coming towards the end here. Do you have any final questions for me before we wrap up? No. Okay. All right. Well, thank you very much for coming to this session. I think this is our last session for a little while, but hopefully we'll meet you again soon to to to discuss more philosophical topics. Okay, all right. Have a good rest of your your evening or your day. Okay, bye.
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    "course_title_en": "Philosophy & Theology Lesson Summary",
    "course_title_cn": "哲学与神学课程总结",
    "course_subtitle_en": "GCSE Philosophy & Theology - Utilitarianism",
    "course_subtitle_cn": "GCSE 哲学与神学 - 功利主义",
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    "course_topic_en": "Utilitarianism: Bentham and Mill",
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    "course_date_en": "October 30th",
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            "en": "Review previous session's material on utilitarianism.",
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            "en": "Summarize and explain Act Utilitarianism.",
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            "en": "Understand and explain Bentham's hedonic calculus and his concept of 'sovereign masters'.",
            "cn": "理解并解释边沁的享乐计算和他的“最高主宰”概念。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Understand and explain Mill's distinction between higher and lower pleasures.",
            "cn": "理解并解释密尔关于高等快乐和低等快乐的区别。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Compare and contrast the philosophies of Bentham and Mill.",
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            "en": "Discuss criticisms of Mill's utilitarianism, such as elitism.",
            "cn": "讨论对密尔功利主义的批评,例如精英主义。"
        },
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            "en": "Understand the difference between Act and Rule Utilitarianism as proposed by Mill.",
            "cn": "理解密尔提出的行为功利主义和规则功利主义的区别。"
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            "description_en": "Student summarizes Mill's ideas on higher and lower pleasures and his response to criticisms of utilitarianism being 'fit for swine'.",
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            "title_en": "Comparison: Bentham vs. Mill",
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        },
        {
            "time": "45-55 min",
            "title_en": "Criticisms and Nuances of Mill's Theory",
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            "time": "55-60 min",
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            "en": "Pre-prepared notes on Act Utilitarianism, Mill's criticisms, and Rule Utilitarianism.",
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            "en": "Student actively participated by summarizing text, answering questions, and engaging in discussions.",
            "cn": "学生通过总结文本、回答问题和参与讨论积极参与。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student demonstrated a willingness to tackle complex philosophical concepts.",
            "cn": "学生表现出处理复杂哲学概念的意愿。"
        }
    ],
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            "en": "Student demonstrated a good understanding of Bentham's and Mill's core ideas, including their distinctions and criticisms.",
            "cn": "学生对边沁和密尔的核心思想,包括他们的区别和批评,表现出良好的理解。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student could articulate the differences between Act and Rule Utilitarianism.",
            "cn": "学生能够阐述行为功利主义和规则功利主义之间的区别。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student's summaries were detailed and reflected a grasp of the material.",
            "cn": "学生的总结详细,并反映了对材料的掌握。"
        }
    ],
    "oral_assessment": [
        {
            "en": "Student's explanations were generally clear and coherent, though sometimes required prompting or repetition.",
            "cn": "学生的解释总体上清晰连贯,但有时需要提示或重复。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Student used appropriate philosophical terminology.",
            "cn": "学生使用了恰当的哲学术语。"
        }
    ],
    "written_assessment_en": "N\/A (This was a verbal session based on a transcript)",
    "written_assessment_cn": "不适用(这是基于录音文本的口头课程)",
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        {
            "en": "Ability to synthesize and summarize complex philosophical texts.",
            "cn": "综合和总结复杂哲学文本的能力。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Good recall of key philosophical concepts and figures.",
            "cn": "对关键哲学概念和人物的良好记忆力。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Willingness to engage with challenging questions and concepts.",
            "cn": "乐于接受挑战性问题和概念。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Can differentiate between the ideas of different philosophers.",
            "cn": "能够区分不同哲学家的思想。"
        }
    ],
    "improvement_areas": [
        {
            "en": "Occasional difficulty in articulating complex comparisons without specific prompting.",
            "cn": "有时在没有具体提示的情况下清晰阐述复杂比较存在困难。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Minor hesitation and repetition in speech, potentially due to processing complex information.",
            "cn": "说话时偶有犹豫和重复,可能与处理复杂信息有关。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Further exploration of the nuances and practical applications of the theories could be beneficial.",
            "cn": "进一步探讨理论的细微差别和实际应用将是有益的。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_effectiveness": [
        {
            "en": "The teacher effectively guided the student through complex philosophical material.",
            "cn": "教师有效地引导学生学习复杂的哲学材料。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The structured approach of reading, summarizing, and discussing facilitated deep learning.",
            "cn": "阅读、总结和讨论的结构化方法促进了深度学习。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Questioning techniques were effective in probing student understanding.",
            "cn": "提问技巧在探究学生理解方面很有效。"
        }
    ],
    "pace_management": [
        {
            "en": "The lesson pace was appropriate, allowing sufficient time for reading, summarization, and discussion.",
            "cn": "课程节奏适中,为阅读、总结和讨论留出了充足的时间。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The teacher effectively transitioned between different aspects of utilitarianism.",
            "cn": "教师有效地在功利主义的不同方面之间进行了过渡。"
        }
    ],
    "classroom_atmosphere_en": "The classroom atmosphere appeared to be focused, supportive, and conducive to learning.",
    "classroom_atmosphere_cn": "课堂氛围显得专注、支持性强,有利于学习。",
    "objective_achievement": [
        {
            "en": "All teaching objectives were largely met, with the student demonstrating a solid grasp of utilitarianism, Bentham, and Mill.",
            "cn": "所有教学目标在很大程度上都实现了,学生对功利主义、边沁和密尔有了扎实的掌握。"
        },
        {
            "en": "The student successfully summarized complex texts and compared philosophical ideas.",
            "cn": "学生成功地总结了复杂的文本并比较了哲学思想。"
        }
    ],
    "teaching_strengths": {
        "identified_strengths": [
            {
                "en": "Clear explanations of complex philosophical concepts.",
                "cn": "对复杂哲学概念的清晰解释。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Effective use of questioning to check understanding.",
                "cn": "有效运用提问来检查理解程度。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Ability to structure the lesson logically.",
                "cn": "能够有逻辑地构建课程。"
            }
        ],
        "effective_methods": [
            {
                "en": "Guided reading and summarization.",
                "cn": "引导式阅读和总结。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Comparative analysis prompts.",
                "cn": "比较分析提示。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Targeted questioning to deepen understanding.",
                "cn": "有针对性的提问以加深理解。"
            }
        ],
        "positive_feedback": [
            {
                "en": "Teacher's positive reinforcement of the student's summaries.",
                "cn": "老师对学生总结的积极肯定。"
            },
            {
                "en": "Teacher's encouraging tone throughout the session.",
                "cn": "老师在整个课程中保持鼓励的语气。"
            }
        ]
    },
    "specific_suggestions": [
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-volume-up",
            "category_en": "Pronunciation & Reading",
            "category_cn": "发音与阅读",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Continue practicing reading philosophical texts aloud to improve fluency and pronunciation.",
                    "cn": "继续练习大声朗读哲学文本,以提高流畅度和发音。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Pay attention to the pronunciation of key terms like 'utilitarianism', 'hedonic', and 'calculus'.",
                    "cn": "注意关键术语的发音,如 'utilitarianism', 'hedonic', 'calculus'。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-comments",
            "category_en": "Speaking & Communication",
            "category_cn": "口语与交流",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "When explaining comparisons between philosophers, try to use clear transition words (e.g., 'In contrast', 'Similarly', 'However').",
                    "cn": "在解释哲学家之间的比较时,尝试使用清晰的过渡词(例如,“相反”,“类似地”,“然而”)。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Practice formulating answers to 'why' questions about philosophical arguments to strengthen justification skills.",
                    "cn": "练习回答关于哲学论点的“为什么”问题,以加强论证技巧。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Consider using visual aids or mind maps when preparing to explain complex relationships between concepts or philosophers.",
                    "cn": "在准备解释概念或哲学家之间复杂关系时,考虑使用视觉辅助工具或思维导图。"
                }
            ]
        },
        {
            "icon": "fas fa-brain",
            "category_en": "Critical Thinking & Analysis",
            "category_cn": "批判性思维与分析",
            "suggestions": [
                {
                    "en": "Explore real-world examples or modern debates where utilitarian principles are applied or debated.",
                    "cn": "探索功利主义原则被应用或辩论的现实世界示例或现代辩论。"
                },
                {
                    "en": "Further research into criticisms of Mill's 'higher vs. lower pleasures' distinction and potential counter-arguments.",
                    "cn": "进一步研究对密尔“高等与低等快乐”区分的批评以及潜在的反驳论点。"
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "next_focus": [
        {
            "en": "Continue exploring other ethical theories and philosophers relevant to GCSE Philosophy & Theology.",
            "cn": "继续探索与GCSE哲学与神学相关的其他伦理理论和哲学家。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Deepen understanding of how different ethical theories address complex moral dilemmas.",
            "cn": "加深对不同伦理理论如何处理复杂道德困境的理解。"
        }
    ],
    "homework_resources": [
        {
            "en": "Review notes and summaries from today's session on Bentham and Mill.",
            "cn": "复习今天关于边沁和密尔课程的笔记和总结。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Recommended reading: Explore online resources or textbooks covering criticisms of utilitarianism or other ethical frameworks (e.g., Deontology, Virtue Ethics).",
            "cn": "推荐阅读:探索在线资源或教科书,涵盖对功利主义的批评或其他伦理框架(例如,义务论、德性伦理学)。"
        },
        {
            "en": "Practice writing a short essay comparing Bentham and Mill's utilitarianism.",
            "cn": "练习写一篇简短的论文,比较边沁和密尔的功利主义。"
        }
    ]
}
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