True/False Quiz

Anscombe claims that punishing a man for what he is clearly understood not to have done is a paradigm case of injustice.

Anscombe argues that modern moral philosophers should look back to Aristotle to help elucidate the nature of moral obligation.

In Anscombe's terminology, the facts I ordered potatoes and you supplied them and sent me a bill are brute relative to the fact that I owe you money.

According to Anscombe, the expression "morally ought" no longer signifies a real concept.

According to Anscombe, an adequate philosophy of psychology would include analyses of concepts such as action, intention, and virtue.

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