Terms: B William, “The Amoralist” from his Morality: An Introduction to Ethics (Cambridge University Press, 2012) Pages 3-13

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Amoralist

Someone who understands morality but isn't motivated by moral considerations

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Moral judgment

Recognizing that something is right or wrong

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Moral motivation

Being motivated to act because something is right or wrong

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Internal reason

A reason connected to a person's existing desires, commitments, or motivations

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External reason

A supposed reason that applies independently of the person's existing motivations

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Self-interest

Acting based on what benefits yourself

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Moral obligation

A requirement to act in a morally appropriate way