Form of the Good

different because goods were different, the currency they used and the location or surrounding environment. In different parts of the world trade was different because of the goods they traded was different than other regions of the world. In map A it shows many of the different goods including “Animal skin,honey,Jade and Obsidian,”( Document A), Then in document C the maps show “Slaves,salt,gold and ivory,” (Document C). They show this as their goods.In evidence 1 is showing the goods that…

the access to quality and best products all over the world. Distribution, thus, forms the most integral part of the global trade. For distribution to occur, a number of distribution channels also referred to as market channels are required to be in place. Distribution channels refer to the set of organizations which are interdependent in their operations and together, they enhance the availability of products…

and the modern influence of Immanuel Kant. Plato’s writings are actually Socrates thoughts, Socrates was the main philosopher behind Plato’s philosophies. The philosophies were structured around, thinking your own mind/obtaining knowledge, living the good life, and the immortal soul. Kant’s philosophies can be looked at as branches from Plato’s knowledge and thought because of the gap in their lifetimes though they are independent and unrelated. Kant’s philosophies are centred around our reality…

manner, and work towards the good life. Ultimately, as a leader, I hope…

another body. This is if you want to, “pursue beauty in essence, it is great folly not to believe that beautify in all such bodies is one and the same.” (Rouse, 2008) You must know that beauty is different for everybody, that there is no universal form. Plato basically states that love is beauty. A question was poised, “Is love then ugly and bad?”(Rouse, 2008) The response to this was, “Do you think that what is not beautiful must be necessarily be ugly?”(Rouse, 2008) This brought upon a great…

beleive mans understanding would be different than Gods understanding. Humans are attractive by nature to evil/sinful ways instead of good and righteousness. This is best understood by the pear anaolgy by Augustine. The pear shows the “brokenss” of man and that is our desire to flee from God and all that is good. We are full of selfishness, greed, lust and many other forms of evil. In our passions, we reject God. If free will is present, which…

choose to have, as it should be good and beautiful. After we have explored our self-knowledge, we can explain the difference between good and evil. Something Socrates spent a predominantly amount of time exploring, the true definition of virtue (moral excellence). If good is what makes you happy, and…

“I 've always said art is a revolution that makes people feel good.” Richard Prince, an artist himself, explains here that art is abstract, entirely up to the interpreter. Literature comes in all forms: poetry, novels, short stories and in various other demonstrations. Literature is an art form, and art is not meant to be studied in formal institutions, but rather appreciated in casual settings. Every idea should be valid and the texts should not be diminished to right and wrong answers.…

The area I am choosing for my potential service project is the Dominican Republic. The Dominican Republic has many areas that suffer from a lack of good education. Therefore, I think a good service project could be some form of trade school. This could be something along the lines of farming, glassmaking, or another form of hands on work. Not only could this trade school be used to teach adults, it could extend even to children to teach them how to read, write, and other endeavors into education…

cloze activity using the information from the unit. The students will complete a self-assessment. Students can create a poster explaining the topics of the unit. Students with limited writing skills may orally explain the topics of the unit. Good writers are aware of the diverse grammar rules used…