Maxim

wife of Maxim is Rebecca who dies in bay near Manderley last year and her ghost troubles their home. The house overseer Frank and Maxim’s sister Beatrice encourage the heroine but struggles to be there. The heroine comes to know about the death of Rebecca that Maxim murders her due to her behavior. Maxim is accused of the murder of Rebecca’s cousin, but it is said that Rebecca has been suffering from cancer, and she sentenced to death by her due to illness. Maxim was saved. When Maxim and…

Immanuel Kant examined the world of ethics through a deontological, or duty-based, approach. In doing so, he argued that the morality of an action is determined by the action’s adherence to rules or the ability to fulfill one’s duty. Through this deontological approach, Kant held that some acts are always wrong, regardless of whether or not the act results in a favorable outcome. In other words, in terms of morality, he claimed that the consequences of an action are irrelevant. Instead, his…

Generally speaking, the Narrator and Maxim are on the side of good while Rebecca and Mrs. Danvers are seen as evil. Although Rebecca is described as a beautiful and much-loved person, she is actually wicked, cruel and manipulative. Mrs. Danvers, the housekeeper at Manderley, is very devoted to Rebecca and her memory. This motivates her to plot against the Narrator and torment her. On the other hand, the Narrator is a young newlywed in love, ready to make a new life with Maxim and fulfill her…

Next, the maxim has to be generalized into a law of nature: Everyone always kills sick people when doing so allows them to do much more good for humanity, in order to increase human safety. This maxim needs to be considered in real life, that is, what the world would be like if this law of nature were added to existing laws of nature and things had a chance…

Kant's first formulation of the Categorical Imperative is that of universalizability. When someone acts, it is according to some rule, or maxim. For Kant, an act is only permissible if one is willing for the maxim that allows the action to be a universal law by which everyone acts. Maxims fail this test if they produce either a contradiction in conception or a contradiction in the will when universalized. Kant believes that all moral judgments must be universalizable. That is, if we say that…

notion of a maxim, that one should only act in a way that they would want to become a universal…

the way characters interact with each other. Age can be explored in many ways, like showing the growth and development of certain characters as the novel progresses. This essay will explore the idea that the age difference between the narrator and Maxim alter the interactions between them and can cause both characters to mature or regress throughout the novel. It is important to take note of the narrator’s appearance and the comparisons between her and other famous female figures. At the start…

1. The title of the film I chose is called Rebecca. The film was founded in 1940 and produced by David O. Selznick. Principle characters: (Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine) The heroine, maxim de winter, Rebecca, Mrs. Danvers, jack Favel, Frank Crawley Beatrice, Mrs. Van Hopper, ben, Colonel Julyan, Lady Crowan, Baker, Firth, Clarice, jasper. 2. The conflict between Rebecca and the narrator were one of the important conflicts that stood out to me. From the begging of the film I was trying to…

and she begins to mature. Before meeting Maxim the narrator was innocent and isolated due to the fact she did not have her own voice and allowed Mrs. Van hoper speak on her behalf. Mrs. De Winter was cautious to let Maxim in and tell him how she truly felt about Rebecca. Mrs. De Winter was haunted by Rebecca and was isolated from everyone in the…

If we want to understand categorical imperative, we should first look into deontology. Deontology is the opposite view of consequentialisms because they judge the rightness or wrongness of an action by themselves. In their view, every action has a moral value and actions can be wrong and bad by themselves which is contrary to the consequentialism that believes that judge an action depending on its consequences. One of the pioneers of deontology is the philosopher Immanuel Kant. He argues that…