Plato's Theory of Forms and Aristotle's Theory of Happiness in the NE we are left with contradiction nonetheless, and Why is that?
Plato's Theory of Forms and Aristotle's Theory of Happiness in the NE we are left with contradiction nonetheless, and Why is that? I've already completed the paper primarily but I didn't pay attention to Aristotle's theory of happiness and need to supply his theory in a paragraph or two... As well as the contradiction seen in the Nicomachean Ethics and Why in a paragraph or two. As well as a conclusion bring together the contradictions of each philosopher as it relates to my thesis I have 4 pages completed and I need 7 pages to complete the paper. When I say 7 the professor wants 7 full pages and a word or two or whatever on the 8th page. If the quote is longer the 4-5 sentences it has to be block quoted 10 font size. The book I am using is : Aristotle Introductory Readings by Irwin and Fine... And am allowed to cite from books I, II, III, VI, X... In book X I was going to use a quote in which he defines Happiness as being secondary to theoretical
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If super intelligent aliens want to eat humans, are they wrong?
If super intelligent aliens want to eat humans, are they wrong?
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- December 6th, 2016
Indian and Chinese philosophy
Pls. Use article "A Simple Introduction to the Practice of Ethnography and Guide to Ethnographic Fieldnotes" and my pictures. You need combine their together.
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- December 6th, 2016
Nicomachean Ethics
Instruction and book information are attached.
Each answers should be came from book (page number provided)
No need reference.
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- December 6th, 2016
If super intelligent aliens want to eat humans, are they wrong?
If super intelligent aliens want to eat humans, are they wrong?
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- December 5th, 2016
Justice/righteousness, peace of mind, the nature of God and humans, and personal morality
Prompt: In Augustine's "Confessions," he says that whatever he found in Plato, he also found in Paul (the biblical character) - and more! Compare and contrast ideas about justice/righteousness, peace of mind, the nature of God and of humans, and personal morality in "The Republic," in Paul's Letter to the Romans, and in Augustine's "Confessions." How great are the parallels? Where do they differ? What does Paul add? Why?
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- December 5th, 2016
the souls of black folk
a) summarize an argument or concept presented by Du Bois , (b) critique that argument or concept, and (c) reply to your criticism on behalf of the author from : Du Bois’s notion of ‘double consciousness,’ presented in the opening chapter of The Souls of Black Folk.
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- December 4th, 2016
Twilight of the Idols, Nietzsche
2) Form a coherent essay in which you answer the following:
•What is human nature for Nietzsche? Explain/describe.
•What does human nature mean in terms of Nietzsche’s central desire to “go beyond good and evil”? See Twilight of the Idols.
•If “God is dead” what would that mean for Augustine’s Christian philosophy?
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Graphic Organizer 2: Epistemology
ssignment Overview
For this assignment, you will create a chart to summarize and respond to chapters of Philosophy for Dummies. This chart will assist you in better understanding the material by practicing discriminatory and critical thinking.
Assignment Instructions
Read Philosophy for Dummies, by Morris
Chapter 4: Belief, Truth, and Knowledge
Chapter 5: The Challenge of Skepticism
Chapter 6: The Amazing Reality Basic Beliefs
Summarize chapters 4, 5 and 6 by constructing a two column table for each chapter (one page per chapter).
The left-hand column should be a summary of chapters 4, 5, and 6.
The summaries should include Morris’s main points, support for main points (in the form of citations) from the text, and Morris’s position on what he is writing about.
The right-hand column is your response to the chapter.
Your responses are to include at least two citations from other sources that support your comments.
Responses are to include passages you don’t understand for which
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