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Who among the philosophers this week, Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau, has in your mind the most compelling description of the theoretical state of nature?Explain.

Posted on June 24, 2021 by Essay-Help

Considering the State of Nature: Who among the philosophers this week, Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau, has in your mind the most compelling description of the theoretical state of nature? Use your knowledge of the readings, the ideas of Hobbes, Locke and Rousseau, as well your own experiences and moral judgments to argue this question. Make […]

Should homosexuality be handled as a rival to the moral ethos or should we actively uphold the acts with legitimacy with no adversaries?Explain your answer.

Posted on June 9, 2021 by Essay-Help

Homosexuality acts concerning moral status in the society have raised concerns among philosophers and scholars on whether it should be administered as a controversial issue in institutions. The primary question is, should homosexuality be handled as a rival to the moral ethos or should we actively uphold the acts with legitimacy with no adversaries?

Describe and provide overview of philosophers and explain their ethics as discussed in Contemporary Media Ethics. Describe religious views and how they would apply to your study.

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Essay-Help

In your Major Project, you will now build your own Case Study utilizing one of the topics above . You will develop your own Case Study. Incorporate areas that address ethical issues, religious views, and legal aspects of your study. Describe and provide overview of philosophers and explain their ethics as discussed in Contemporary Media […]

Does your essence determine your existence, or are you a product of your choices and environment ?Or do you not have a solid, separate self at all?

Posted on May 7, 2021 by Essay-Help

This 3-4 page Project Assignment picks up the discussion of the self in the week 2 discussion by asking you to further explore the question of who you are. If any of the philosophers we read this session might agree with your view, identify the philosopher and explain their position on the self. If any […]

Do you think we have more similarities or differences with our current society and those of the Nacirema?

Posted on February 18, 2021 by Essay-Help

(Note: This an example also, on how the discussion homework should look like in bulletin that shows the 3-2-1 discussion and 1-2-1 method highlighted in green in the other document I uploaded) Example: 3 pieces of information I took from the readings: • 1) As a society throughout the years, we might do certain ‘rituals’ […]

Compare and evaluate the persuasive strategies used by Levin and Cotton to persuade readers to their view; determine also the ethical perspective of each author.

Posted on January 16, 2021 by Essay-Help

Journal 2 For this week’s journal entry, we will build on the “Questions” chapter from the last journal as we scaffold up to some more complex tools for our box of critical thinking strategies. This means we move on to the chapter on “Argument.” Read Kent Lewis’s introduction to the chapter, Michael Levin’s “The Case […]

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Who among the philosophers this week, Hobbes, Locke, or Rousseau, has in your mind the most compelling description of the theoretical state of nature?Explain.

Should homosexuality be handled as a rival to the moral ethos or should we actively uphold the acts with legitimacy with no adversaries?Explain your answer.

Describe and provide overview of philosophers and explain their ethics as discussed in Contemporary Media Ethics. Describe religious views and how they would apply to your study.

Does your essence determine your existence, or are you a product of your choices and environment ?Or do you not have a solid, separate self at all?

Do you think we have more similarities or differences with our current society and those of the Nacirema?

Compare and evaluate the persuasive strategies used by Levin and Cotton to persuade readers to their view; determine also the ethical perspective of each author.