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Based on your previous answer, what are the real-world consequences of morality being either objective or subjective?
Read laws #141-150. What do these laws reveal about gender roles in ancient Babylon? Are there any protections for women in these laws? Explain.
What do you think about judging the rightness of an action based on consequences alone? Is anything else important besides consequences
What are they, and why do you think discussing them civilly is so frackin' hard?
What would the other side say to your claim? You already know because you have researched! Use information you have gathered from research to write counterclaim
What's an example of Philosophy in Real Life with an explanation of how it relates to Levels of Happiness?
In the book Teaching Students with Special Needs what does it say about how students who are gifted fit within the paradigm of exceptional children?
Are there particular issues for which you have no realistic expectation. What are they, and why do you think discussing them civilly is so frackin' hard?
Simpson (p.16) believes that between Canada and First Nations, there should be recognition and respect for the self-determination of the nations.
Each one if you have your own theory of knowledge, or epistemological worldview. For you, is the world inanimate, lifeless and thus inert matter?
What is existentialism? Why does de Beauvoir reject the notion of God? Why does the existentialist reject absolutes?
Which of Stalin's pathos appeals are designed to produce positive emotions in the audience, and which are designed to evoke negative emotions?
What is your opinion on that issue? Think about how you can write an opinion piece that causes others to think critically about what you have written.
Make a "public service announcement" poster regarding a world myth of your choice. Include a written component that explains how the myth acts as a PSA.
What is your idea of ethics? Is it something personal, cultural, universal, or a combination of all of these? Explain by giving some examples.
As you read Castro's essays again, what do you identify as the hard truths in this work? How would you describe the way that Castro confronts these hard truths?
Read Kant's passage of groundwork then give a brief summary and what question does his passage lead you to question?
Does Mrs. Mallard love her husband? Use textual support to make your case--give page number, too. Then reply to another peer's post, after you submit yours.
Design and develop a handout on transitioning to school and school readiness on 2-4 A4 pages that could be given to families.
Find at least one example of bias by one of the jurors. Find one example of inductive reasoning and one example of deductive reasoning.
What do you think is the meaning of the art to the artist and your personal interpretation? How does this art make you feel better amidst pandemic?
Discuss Why I taking the humanity class? What is a Big Question you have about life? For example, mine is "why are we here?"
1. Why we would select the difference principle in the original position? 2. What his theory says a distribution must be like in order to be just?
In the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. What is powerful about this statement? Why would Douglas want to get rid of thinking?
List the three reasons (identified in the text) the environment is important to executives. You do not need to elaborate, just bullet point the three reasons.