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    theory developed by Paul Watzlawick, we can see how communication has shaped us into the people we are today. Watzlawick uses axioms to describe his theory. They are: one cannot not communicate, communication = content + relationship, the nature of a relationship depends on how both parties punctuate the communication sequence, and all communication is either symmetrical…

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    Wall-E Dystopian Film

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    distant dystopian future, this film tells the story of a grubby little robot left behind to help clean up Earth. Humanity, having trashed the planet with junk from its over-consumption, has lit out for deep space aboard a luxury space liner called the Axiom. The little robot in the movie,…

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    Pythagoras Research Paper

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    concepts by showing that small laws of empirical geometry could be proved as logical answers by a small number of axioms, or postulates. One of these rules or axioms is a straight line is the shortest distance between two points. These axioms were basic provable geometry rules that Pythagoras discovered. Without these basic axioms geometry would not be in existence. From these axioms, a number of theorems about the properties of points, lines, angles, curves, and planes were then created. These…

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    Crucial to the Doctrine of Virtue is the third criterion which demands rational actors voluntarily choose to act morally (as laid out by the first two criterion) for the sake of being moral. Without this voluntary choice, Kant argues that any act is not an ethical act and does not belong to the Doctrine of Virtue. While Kant is clear that ethical behavior cannot be forced upon anyone, he seems to still suggest that there must be times when one is justified in coercing others to act a certain…

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    Nacirema Axiom one says that the self is a product of our society. This means that society tells me and shows me all of these ‘norms’ and I, in turn, conform to their guidelines. American culture makes me get up in the morning, take a shower, get dressed, and eat ‘breakfast foods’. These are all norms that I take for granted. Norms are rules about behaviors that develop out of a group of values. Cleanliness is an American value, which is why I shower, and it is also why I do not find…

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    1) What is Aristotle’s conception of the discipline of philosophy in Metaphysics, Bk. alpha? What is his strategy for addressing this issue? How does he proceed? What is his assessment of his predecessors? Explain. What is his reasoning? Is his assessment justified? Why or why not? In Metaphysics, Bk. Alpha, Aristotle’s conception of the disciple of philosophy is very interesting. He claims that there has been a movement from past beliefs and an entire new discipline of philosophy has…

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    (Meditations 80). It is safe to say that we all, as human beings, do in fact exist. The fact that he says we only understands a few things, however, makes us question right away how we could possibly understand the idea of a perfect being. The second axiom is a little more difficult to follow and believe. Descartes could have had the idea of a superior perfect being in his head, but not all people do. Does that infer this Supreme Being, this God, was unsuccessful in placing this idea in some…

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    to the three stages there is the axiomatic theory, which explains the connection between eight key variables of relationship development and uncertainty. An axiom is a self-evident truth that requires no additional proof. (Griffin 110) The axiom I found most relevant to the interview is known as axiom 6 or also known as similarity. The axiom explains how uncertainty is reduced when similarities are present. Furthering a point I made earlier was we found both of us were in campus ministries.…

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    special set, called Hilbert’s axioms, substituting for the traditional axioms of the Euclid. What it did was that it avoided the specified weaknesses that is stated in that of Euclid. Euclids work was world renown and used as textbooks everywhere. The axioms used are hard to comprehend due to the history of the publications. This approach in the use of axioms created a shift the signaled a new era to the new modern axiomatic method. What was mostly descired by using axioms is that there used to…

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    Uncertainty reduction theory (URT) is a communication theory that explain about the development of interpersonal relationship between peoples. It is important to know that URT is a theory that link communication to the study of uncertainty. Uncertainty reduction theory focuses on how people by using communication can gain knowledge and create understanding towards each other. Every new relationship involve uncertainty and these uncertainty will create uncomfortable inside each person, so they…

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