PHL 1B - Group 4

is the absence of knowledge which a person ought to possess

Ignorance

can easily be removed through ordinary diligences and reasonable efforts.

vincible ignorance

can be corrected through ordinary efforts

vincible ignorance

is the type which a person without being aware of it, or having awareness of it, lacks the means to rectify it.

invincible ignorance

cannot be corrected because the person has no way of knowing

Invincible ignorance

This is the type which a person keeps i. by positive efforts in order to escape responsibility

Affected ignorance

a person intentionally remains ignorance to escape responsibility

affected ignorance

Principle I: It renders an act Involuntary.

invincible ignorance

Principle II: It does not destroy butlessens the voluntariness and thecorresponding accountability over the act

Vincible Ignorance

Principle III: Though it decreases voluntariness, increases the accountability over the resultant act

Affected Ignorance

plays a vital role in Ethics as moral truths

Reason

A moral judgment is true if it is espoused by a better this than the alternatives

Reason

involves the idea that each individual's interests and point of view are equally important

Impartiality