Question

in \the moral logic of survivor guilt,\ which two kinds of guilt does the author contrast? 4
rational and survivor guilt
subjective and irrational guilt
rational and objective guilt
subjective and objective guilt
multiple choice 2 points
according to the author of \the moral logic of survivor guilt,\ which idea best helps explain survivor guilt? 6
it is wrong to feel regret for the bad outcome of an accident.
moral character is expressed in feelings, not just actions.
it is possible to make up for a crime, healing the past.
acting morally means doing good, not just avoiding wrong.

Explanation:

1. In "The Moral Logic of Survivor Guilt", the author contrasts subjective and objective guilt. Subjective guilt is based on personal feelings and self - blame, while objective guilt is more about actual moral transgressions.
2. The idea that moral character is expressed in feelings, not just actions, best helps explain survivor guilt. Survivor guilt often stems from the emotional response of the survivor rather than an actual wrong - doing in an objective sense.

Answer:

1. D. subjective and objective guilt
2. B. Moral character is expressed in feelings, not just actions