Fully explain how an act utilitarian might in some case agree with facial discrimination and in other case disagree . Be clear and provide example to illustrate your answer. You can reference the article for example or make up your own . Finally, fully explain and provide good reason to whether or not you agree … Read more
Perhaps one of the biggest issues the existentialists encounter is the problem of Freedom. In a well constructed paper, try to arrive at a philosophical definition of Freedom. What entailed by Freedom? In what ways do we attempt to avoid or pursue it? Using Sartre and any other philosopher of your choice make an attempt … Read more
PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BY ONLY USING THREE ARTICLES PROVIDED. DO NOT USE ANY OUTSIDE SOURCES. ALSO DO NOT PLAGIERISE (250 WORDS MIN) QUESTION. Descartes, Hume and Kant walk into a bar and order beer. The barman asks each of them to identify the beer that he wants to drink. They do it by … Read more
This is the prompt. The ideal (aka best) polis constructed by Socrates and Glaucon is considerably different than our society. How is it different? Why isnt the best polis democratic? Specifically, what problems are supposed to plague democratic societies according to Socrates?
In 500 words or more (no less), argue whether the Ethics of Care is a teleological ethical system or a deontological ethical system, support your claim. You may use examples, but you will still need to include a full scholarly definition of each, with commentary. You may use any scholarly source other than a dictionary, … Read more
Collect passages from the text (If not, winter) and from two articles: https://issuu.com/laneymorgan1/docs/sappho_https://www.jstor.org/stable/3173393?seq=1 then discuss: Why is this significant to this author? How and where does it fit in the context of the work in which it appears? Why do you care about it? Why should others care about it? Search for secondary sources such … Read more
Deadline is Wednedsay morning. Prefer to have It day before so I can check it as well. Title: Assess the view that there are no numbers. The essay must be properly referenced, submitted to TurnItIn, no more than 10-15% quotations ideal.The discussion should include ideally at least one of the authors/texts that was given out … Read more
Post your philosophical thoughts on the reading for the week, on the philosophy of Karl Marx. Thank you for reflecting on these important ethical ideas. I need three separate replys for (3 students same class) Please do not use sources other than the file attached.
Mill explains that the fundamental idea of utilitarianism consists in promoting happiness, which he describes as pleasure and, at the same time, as the absence of pain. What do you think about this way of thinking about morality? Can you imagine situations in which such an attempt to promote happiness would be harmful, and situations … Read more
Elliston (Frederick Elliston, “In Defense of Promiscuity”) spells out five arguments condemning promiscuity and gives what he no doubt views as decisive counter-arguments: The Western Norm and Technology;The Inseparability Premise and Promiscuity;Promiscuity as a Threat to Monogamy;Lying, Deceiving, and Exploiting; and,Personal Emotional Security and Growth Which of these arguments do you think is the best … Read more