Please respond to four of the following items: 1. Explain James Q. Wilson's view of "moral sense" in terms of the sources of moral impulses and dispositions. 2. What are the moral sentiments of Wilson's theory? How do these relate to the views of Freeman and Gilbert, Donaldson, DeGeorge, and Preston and Windsor? 3. What makes Virginia Held's account of feminist ethics compelling? 4. How does Virginia Held's view link to the notion of "culture of ethics"? 5. What are Frederick's doubts about the success of his project? 6. Does Frederick's emphasis on thermodynamic processes as the root of business values constitute a new foundationalist view? 7. Explain Frederick's claim that "Values are, and always have been, experiential, that is, reflections of behavior taking place within known settings." 8. How does Frederick frame the acquisition of human wisdom