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    In considering how different ethical philosophers would explain the actions of a person who steals food to feed a starving child , the Nineteenth Century Western Philosopher, John Stuart Mill (1806-1873 ), Modern Western Philospher, Immanuel Kant ( 1724-1804) and Medieval, Islamic Philospher Al-Ghazâlî (1056–1111) are examined. All three ethicists belonged to diverse types of ethics, namely Utilitarianism (Mill), Deontological Ethics (Kant) and Divine Command Ethics (Al-Ghazâlî). To understand…

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    Better Memory Mnemonics

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    Step 1: I chose my topic Step 2: I did some research on the internet Step 3: I gathered my materials Step 4: I asked for male and female volunteers for my experiment Step 5: I made a list of twelve words cat, problem, keyboard, shoe, object, yoke, maxim, zenith, peace, wreak, ghetto. Step 6: I gave them exactly 60 seconds (one minute) to try and remember as many words that were on the…

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    Kant Vs Mill

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    Ethics employs principles that govern human relationships with each other and attempts to find moral values that would be applied to all people and guide them in making moral decisions. Moral philosophy asks and tries to answer a question: what are the right actions? People often rely on what they feel is right when faced with challenging moral dilemmas. But how we feel is an unreliable moral guide. The only way to ensure that we are making informed and appropriate moral decisions is to develop…

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    words, Kant states that the first version of the categorical imperative is, “Act only according to that maxim whereby you can at the same time will that it should become a universal law without contradiction,” (67). In this situation, the maxim would be anything relating to not committing murder, such as “never kill the innocent”. If Jim was to kill the Indian, then he would have violated this maxim, and would have committed an immoral act. However, if he were to not get involved and let Pedro…

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    Usually when we refer to the word 'freedom ' we always emphasize on 'freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of liberty. Freedom of love is always unvoiced as one of the main characteristic of life. And as we read Morrison 's book 'Beloved ', she depicts Sethe as a slave mother who escapes slavery by fleeing the plantation, and, for the first time, has a taste of freedom, and most importantly, to be free to love. Furthermore, that taste of freedom to love becomes compulsive when…

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    obtained, the further they were driven towards controlling all the animals. Ultimately increasing the control and power they had resulted into absolute corruption. As the saying goes, “power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely”, this age old maxim,…

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    group the minority has the most effect, and can easily convert the members of the majority to believe in the minority’s cause. The last of the three is the information manipulation theory, in which a persuader breaks one of the four conversational maxims: quantity, quality, relation, and matter. In each of these theories, the persuader and the persuaded are affected and influenced by each…

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    both the operators ears, and the family that may be staying in the home during the time of the robbery. Many will claim the suppressor is designed just for criminals but it wasn’t, it was originally intended for hunters and the US Army in mind. Maxim believed that the average person, who at that time didn’t wear hearing protection nor heard of such a thing, normally went deaf by the time he was…

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    James's Ambition Of Truth

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    finds a cow-path which he believes will lead to a habitation. In taking this belief to be true, and following the path to the house, the man saves himself from the dangers of the woods. Even if the path had not led to a habitation, by believing that it would, the man was able to verify the reality of his experience. This passage suggests that beliefs are true if they allow one to make accurate predictions of future experience. However, James furthers develops his notion of truth by…

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    One way is through endorsements. During an interview, Alex Morgan commented that,”Scoring a goal in a World Cup was my dream as a little girl, I didn’t really dream of being in Maxim when I was five.” Nonetheless, these endorsements give female athletes the ability to keep up with males. Women athletes should not have to find other ways to make a living, their salary should be enough. Male athletes do not struggle with the same…

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