Question Explain the relationship between the three acts of the mind and Metaphysics. In other words, in light of the definition of Metaphysics and what the three acts of the mind are, what, do you think, is the relationship between reality and simple apprehension, judging, and reasoning are? Many people suggest that it is pointless …
Question Locke’s argument for property as a natural right builds step by step, or at least it appears to. At one point, he makes reference to “the turfs my servant has cut” as his property. But if there are masters and servants, are we still in the state of nature? Can I claim that something …
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Question Get Answer Hello there, I am here asking for help to writing an letter assignment. But right now I am confused on finding a specific audience to begin with. I can not find any one who is really against AI or fully agree on using AI on scans for diseases. Can you help me …
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Question Get Answer Why is compassion the solution to the problem of suffering for the Buddhist? Why is it better than desire? How is it that (according to the Buddhist) we are responsible for our past actions, and to a future self, even though our past self and our future self are not exactly the …
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Question What is happiness? Aristotle argues that pleasure is a factor, but not a main one, for people can derive pleasure from base, ignoble, and cruel acts. It is important, therefore, to cultivate virtue, for the good person takes pleasure in acting virtuously and hates things that are against virtue. People who are raised to …
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Question Get Answer Introduction to ethics “Love as the Practice of Freedom” bell hooks bell hooks1. Why does progressive politics “desperately need an ethic of love,” according to bell hooks? How does she explain its disappearance from contemporary political discourse?2. What does bell hooks identify as a blind spot in motivations to fight domination and …
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Question Is the following a descriptive statement, normative statement, or not a statement? 1)There is no spoon. – from The Matrix (1999) 2) To infinity and beyond! – from Toy Story (1995) 3)You can’t handle the truth! – from A Few Good Men (1992)4)There’s no crying in baseball! – from A League of Their Own …
Question Get Answer Parmenides: “Come, I will tell you[…] about the only two routes there are four seeking to know. One says is and that there is no not being […] The Other says is not, and that not being is right. This I point out to you is an utterly ignorant foot way. Or …
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You are an editor of a newspaper and have been given photographs of American soldiers celebrating and doing unsavory things over a pile of dismembered enemy bodies which include children. In addition, the photographs are 7 years old. Further, the soldiers in the picture are directly responsible for winning the war that put an end …
Questions:(1) What is utilitarianism? Critically assess the plausibility of this proposal. (2) What is euthanasia, and why is it considered to be morally different to murder or suicide? Is it?(3) What do you think is the best moral argument for vegetarianism? Does it work?(4) Does freedom entail the ability to have done otherwise?(5) What is …
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