Problem
You will be required to answer both reflection questions. They will be graded for completion and thoughtfulness. However, if you say false things about the philosophy we have learned (e.g. "I like utilitarinaism because I believe that I like that it promotes strictly upholding justice"), you will be docked partial credit.
• Which do you think is the more fundamental ethical question: who should I be? OR how should I act? Defend your answer.
• Which perspective on "how should I act?" do you identify with more: utilitarianism, Kantian ethics, or neither? Explain your answer.