Category: Philosophy

Your final exam does not really require any additional work or reading on your part. Rather, it’s a chance to reflect on how far you’ve come in your ability to reason, to make and understand arguments, and to address complicated questions with confidence. For only one of the following statements, I want you to provide…

1.Liberty and Freedom: “Conflicts over liberty and freedom are simple to resolve: A person should be free to do or say anything they choose as long as it does no harm to others.”In asking you to write a DIALECTICAL DIALOGUE, I am asking you to write a conversation between two interlocuters, one of whom begins…

Why are the human rights considered as foundations of national security? Why is it important to protect them? Provide specific examples. You may use the resources I have added in addition to any other resources you deem fit.

In essay form, utilizing at least two of the resources listed below, and in 700 words, please upload a document responding to all of the following: (1) Identify, state, and explain at least two different definitions of person based upon the approved sources. (2) What sort of definitions are they? Real or nominal? Logical, causal,…

Goals: To demonstrate your understanding of major approaches to ethical theory. To take a philosophical position and defend it. Prompt:: Consider the claim that lying is morally wrong. Analyze this claim from three theoretical viewpoints, including: Hume’s moral philosophy Kant’s deontological ethics Utilitarian ethics For each theory, answer the following: What are the basic tenets…

INSTRUCTIONS: Please choose one of the topics below. Write a 2-5 page double spaced, typed paper with citations in MLA format. Be sure to answer all of the questions posed in fully explained sentences. You will be graded on: Names, Opinions, Theories, Examples and the reason Why you have your beliefs. MUST USE PHILOSOPHERS FROM…

In essay form, utilizing at least three of the resources listed below, and in 500-700 words, please upload a document responding to all of the following: (1) What is action? (2) What is contemplation? (3) What do action and contemplation have to do with leisure? (4) What is the active life? (5) What is the…

1. Name, define, and discuss a fallacy that you have observed in the outside world. Explain why the reasoning is fallacious in the context in which it was used. 2. Name, define, and discuss a fallacy that you have used or witnessed at work or at home. Explain why the reasoning is fallacious in the…

Nietzsche’s exploration of noble and slave morality challenges us to consider whether we embody one, the other, or a mixture of both. In your first paragraph, reflect on your own experiences: Are your values and actions a blend of noble self-affirmation and slave-like reactivity? Consider moments when you acted from a place of creativity and…

Your project should be double-spaced, Times New Roman font, size 12. Put page number and your last name in the top right hand corner. Review the course syllabus for the late submissions policy and guidelines about academic honesty and plagiarism. Students are encouraged to meet their instructor during office hours for further writing support. The…