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In “Homelessness and the Issue of Freedom,” Jeremy Waldron attempts to refute a common criticism leveraged against those who argue that homeless citizens are less free than others—namely, that those who claim the homeless are less free than others appeal to a “positive” conception of freedom. Given that many seminal political philosophers including Hobbes and Hayek advance a “negative” conception of freedom, this criticism likely received traction among those who are well-versed in the history…

without any restriction. Politically, the willingness of one country to share their only resources, opening trading with another country, in a way carrying capacity not only about what natural resource can support the human being because the resource is finite, it is about the point how government formulate their trading system and market. Nevertheless, any form of education, any form of arrangement to the physical, chemical and desired typical level of material well-being. This promoting the…

In Confessions by Saint Augustine he vouches that the only two essential things in this world are life and friendship. According to Augustine’s claim, God created man on this earth to do two things: breathe and live. While these are imperative functions of human life, Augustine goes even further, declaring that to be a whole person, one must cultivate a life that is improved by friendship. Augustine interpreted others’ theories about the nature of friendship. After reading their prospects and…

1.6 Objectives of Liquidity Management: In the balance-sheet approach, the objective of liquidity management is to provide for the optimal level of liquidity. However, providing for financial mobility at minimum cost should gain priority as the main objective of liquidity management in the flow approach. As a result, three basic activities cash flow planning, implementation of early warning systems and resource planning for financial mobility should constitute the content of liquidity management…

Foundations of Anthropology Semester 2 2014 Major Essay Student ID: a1668201 Word Count: What role does nature or biology play in human behaviour? Male Homosexuality One of the earliest debates in psychology, nature versus nurture has been applied to almost every subject of human behaviour, and homosexuality is of course no exception. Whilst attitudes towards homosexuality have certainly shifted over time, there is still no firm scientific or academic consensus on what causes homosexuality in…

(120). He saw sex as biologically presenting Ursula the advantage and this is something he abhorred to facilitate. We see a similar discomfort in his aversion to Hermione’s thirst for knowledge, to whom knowledge meant power. To Birken knowledge was finite and subjective and can never fully be known, Hermione’s quest to master this seemingly unknowable force is a cause of deep frustration to Birken, with Mike Spika noting that "Hermione depends too heavily upon one or two elements of being:…

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quakes like a duck, then it probably is a duck . Inductive reasoning is defined as “the reasoning which the premises seek to supply strong evidence for the truth of the conclusion ”. It is not rare that we use inductive reasoning in our daily lives, we predict the future events based on past experiences. For example if a lady goes to an Italian restaurant every Monday for lunch, the next Monday at lunch time, you will probably expect to see her…

Assumptions of the model and set up follows Jeanne and Ranciere (2011), however, their representative economy has no productive capital and investment. In this paper, adding productive capital and investment, the economy modelled as an endowment economy. Our model is based on small open economy assumptions. There is only one good which is consumed domestically and abroad. Economy consist of discrete infinite time t=0,1,2… and has the risk of sudden stops which is the only reason of uncertainty.…

different literary theoretical angles, and proposes that The Hours should be sub-labelled as “serious transformation” or “transposition”. This class of second-degree narratives1 typically models the new characters on those of the source text, and both sets of characters share similar or parallel experiences. The storyline of the source text also remains fundamentally unchanged; however, it is standardly transposed to a new place and time. Apart from Chatman’s (2005) essay, a host of academic…

The past is defined as a period of time that has gone by and no longer exists. However, individuals refuse to see that the past has already gone by, and perceive the past as an outline for the present and future. Fixation on the past influences perception of reality and relationships with others. In The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Nick Carraway narrates the love story between ex-lovers Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. Gatsby’s main focus is to win back Daisy, who is already married,…