Please solve ASAP using the book “Beginning Ethics” by Lewis Vaughn and please write page number also.

1. Does the moral theory articulated by Lewis Vaughn in  of Beginning Ethics conform with what philosophers would recognize as "moral common sense"? Why or why not?
2. Why does Kenan Malik state that "Marx's critique is powerfully moral"? Please explain with reference to Marx's ideas about alienation, human flourishing, and social transformation.
3. According to Kenan Malik, where did Nietzsche locate "the roots of moral malaise [in] the modern world"? And what did this have to do with the distinction Nietzsche ultimately drew between "Master morality" and "Slave morality"?
4. Kenan Malik states that "Existentialists face a similar kind of problem to consequentialists." Why does he say this? And how does he see this "problem" at play in the moral philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre?
5. Consider the scenario discussed in Question 5 (see above). Would Frantz Fanon and Mahatma Gandhi view Citizen A's physical assault on Citizen B as morally justified? Why or why not?
6. According to natural law theory, how are moral principles objective? How are they universal? And in what way is nature considered authoritatively teleological?
7. According to Lewis Vaughn, what three truths about morality does utilitarianism seem to embody?
8. What is the significance of a "good will" in Kant's ethics? What is the difference between a hypothetical and categorical imperative? And why are these concepts interrelated for Kantian ethicists?
9. What are the strengths and weaknesses of Aristotle's virtue ethics theory?
10. What elements of the moral life do feminist ethicists tend to emphasize? What elements do they tend to deemphasize? How do feminist care ethics differ from Kantian ethics?

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