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    In this paper, I will analyze John Harris’ argument structure in his 1975 article “The Survival Lottery,” then raise an objection to one of his arguments, then I will state what I believe Harris’ response to my arguments would be. After an analysis of Harris’ arguments, I disagree with Harris’ assertion that all lives are equal based on arguments involving society, virtue, and social effect. I believe that Harris would counter with arguments of utilitarianism, legality, and application of the…

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    Leveling the Playing Field: Socioeconomic Status and Academic Achievement The fixed inequalities perpetuated by a student’s family socioeconomic status make it extremely hard for students to successfully achieve academically. Students from lower socioeconomic status backgrounds are given the short end of the stick from the start. This is something that is further exacerbated by the inequalities within the United States public school system. Public schools are unequal. This may be because of…

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    In one corner, there is the equality that Diana Moon Glampers represents, equal in every way possible; in the opposing corner, there is the inequality Harrison Bergeron symbolizes, one king and his many subjects (“Harrison Bergeron” vol 5). Diana Moon Glampers uses force and law to form a society of “total equality”, if her rules are defied there is death and jail time (The facts). Both extremes…

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    their farm by breaking the laws and trying to cover it up. Orwell’s novel is a dystopian fable or allegory that relates Animalism to Communism. Animal Farm was a dystopia and similar political systems will not work because the animals worked in inequality, they were betrayed by their own rulers, and they turned into their own enemies. This shows the unfair treatment of humans and animals under Communist rule and why it is an unfair and unacceptable political…

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    A general holds a massive load of responsibility on his shoulders; the chance of success or failure can be decided by their decisions. The general leads his army into by battle before and throughout: preparing for battle by doing their prewar calculations; getting their soldiers in the best position to sustain victory. Sun Tzu addresses any general, but also indirectly sends his ideas out to people needing an approach towards life through a change in their mentality. Sun Tzu progresses…

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    Inequality among people has been going on for centuries. Equality is difficult to achieve when humans and the government are involved. Kurt Vonnegut’s short story “Harrison Bergeron” was written during a time when extreme measures were taken in order to obtain equality. Through his vivid descriptions and outstanding word choice the readers can see the struggles that the main characters encounters in their daily lives. An analysis of Vonnegut’s short story reveals the manipulation of people,…

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    “Harrison Bergeron”, by Kurt Vonnegut, is a short story about a dystopian universe in which everyone is equal through various handicaps. Vonnegut purposely makes this society equal on levels of intelligence, strength, and beauty. Other equality concerns, such as race, are avoided whether intentional or accidental. Vonnegut, throughout his story uses an array of imagery, details, and a particular type of syntax/language. He uses this not only when portraying his characters through their thoughts,…

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    restrictions, both formal and informal” (Cohen 15). In other words, bourgeois equality of opportunity seeks to remove barriers of entry against arbitrary factors that one may not be able to control. For example, racial or sexual discrimination in the workplace would not happen under bourgeois equality of opportunity. Bourgeois equality…

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    the love of her mother and no matter how hard she tries she doesn't get attention she wants, leaving her craving for the love of her mother.I choose this passage because I thought it well represented the theme of power hierarchies. It shows the inequality woman such as Miriam face. In this passage, Miriam speaks about feeling afraid of Rasheed but nothing can be done as she is a minor in the society, “ and she was…

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    fill up the holes which the formal quality left us with. First of all, substantive equality provides us what the formal equality did not. Formal equality is when two people have the same right to do the same thing without considering their race or gender, Aristotle asserts: “treat…

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