please answer the following question and consider writing about one-quarter for each question. 1.describe a creative area of your life in which you are able to express your unique personality and talents. be specific and give examples.2. why do you feel that this activity is creative? give examples.3.how would you describe the experience of being … Read more
apply some of the insights we have been examining about working toward goals to a situation in your own life.1. Describe as specifically as possible an important longer-term goal that you want to achieve in your life. your goal can be academic, professional, or personal.2.explain the reasons that led you to select the goal that … Read more
How can Francois Furet be analyzed through the historiography of the French Revolution? I am struggling to pin point him to a certain distinction of historiography because it seems like he combines approaches from differing meta-narratives. Is he more of a Marxist or a Social historian?
1. Loving the Good, or Just Good Loving?What is the relationship between the conception of love espoused by Socrates in the Symposium and Augustine’s conception of love? How might Socrates and Augustine best defend their conceptions of love in response to Baier’s criticisms of the misamorist tradition in “Unsafe Love’s”? Are any of the contemporary … Read more
First, introduction and well addressed biograph about lbn Rushd and his importance as a Muslim scholar in Al Andalus. Second, his importance in philosophy and his work The Incoherence of the Incoherence, which is rebuttal of Ghazali’s book Incoherence of the Philosophers, and how Ibn Rushd defended philosophy and counter al Ghazal’s book and his … Read more
In his article Famine, Affluence, and Morality, (beginning on page 235), Peter Singer spoke about the distinction between duty and charity. He said that in our society, Because giving money is regarded as an act of charity, it is not thought that there is anything wrong with not giving. The charitable man may be praised, … Read more
8. The Elephant in the RoomWe have argued that most of the accounts of love we’ve considered this semester at best get only part of the story of love right. In particular, we argued that many theories of love give a necessary, but not sufficient, condition on love. For example, recall Firestone’s account whereby love … Read more
Each of the speakers in The Symposium has something to say about what love is, and in doing so they give different, though not necessarily contradictory, answers to the question, why do we seek romantic love? In other words, it is one thing to understand what love is, quite another to understand why we desire … Read more
Reference and discuss at least two authors opposing (i.e.one for and one against) perspectives of the ethical issues raised by the topic. (Preliminary Version)a. The two authors opposing perspectives were relevant, balanced and discussed in an insightful manner. (20 points)b. The two authors opposing perspectives were relevant, balanced and/or … Read more