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    firm that Amanda is auditing), was Amanda’s mentor. This principle obligates accountants to be fair, uncontrolled, and free from conflicts of interest. Thus, Amanda lacks independence of mind as her relationship with Susan may appear to impair her objectivity in providing attestation services. Amanda also lacks independence in appearance as the public would view her previous relationship with Susan as an influential factor in Amanda’s decision making process. ● Integrity - The integrity…

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    In modern society, many issues take public priority; one of these primary issues is the feminist movement. This movement deals with the mistreatment of many people, primarily females, and how they are treated as inferior to males. Events embedded in this movement arise frequently, such as the discovery of women’s involvement in NASA, or the high French court ruling on the allowance of burkinis. Two articles, both taken from National Geographic, scrutinize these controversial dealings and their…

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    Both Nietzsche and Marx challenge the dominant ideas in their societies. For Nietzsche, the dominate idea was Christian morality, and for Marx, capitalistic ideology. Two people differentiate in their ways of argument and intentions of arguments. By comparing the nobles and everyone else and explaining bad conscience, meaning the feeling of duty and obligation, as an evolved inwards punishment from which people enjoy themselves, Nietzsche points out the petty past of the widely embraced…

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    A division among gender has been evident throughout society, perhaps since the beginning of intellectual human life. Men and women both have individualistic roles they must follow and undertake in order to maintain their positions in society; the society we have created by assigning the norms for each gender to follow. The question arises when we think about how the idea of gender became wholly about power, influence, and structure as portrayed throughout all the roles we obligate. Sociology…

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    Introduction To understand the idea of subjective and objective nature and how it functions in human experience, it becomes critical to understand that “greater objectivity” does us no good in understand subjectivity. I will explore this passage of Nagel and the rest of the reading to explain why subjectivity and physicalism do not correspond and how this influences Nagel’s thoughts on physicalism. Then, I will reflect on how I believe the world would become a better place if we really could…

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    As much as one romanticizes objectivity and telling facts without bias, it it impossible to hold objectivity a standard because bias is an inherent trait. Each newspaper has a bias, and each writer has their own upbringing and events which affect their writing. Janet Malcolm’s “The Journalist and the Murderer” helps to exemplify this through Joe McGinniss’s reporting and Malcolm’s take on his reporting. Both Malcolm and McGinniss pursue truth, but are unable to portray it in an objective manner.…

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    The second argument Nagel gives to prove objectivity is reason. To reason is to think systematically in ways anyone looking over someones shoulder ought to be able to recognize as correct. It is this generality that relativists and subjectivists deny.4 The essential characteristic of reasoning is its generality.5 The generality of reasons mean that they apply not only in identical circumstances but also in relevantly similar circumstances-and that what counts as a relevant similarity or…

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    This era had been a time of segregation and separation.The author was comparing herself to the other woman who were white.She was portraying that she is not different than any other woman.The society percieves woman with their race,sexuality,and objectivity in which they are seen differently.The author uses herself as a comparison to the women to convey that even though every woman has different characteristics,they all deserve to be treated equally. The author of the poem was…

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    become more prevalent. The first major flaw brought into the public eyes was in 2010, when numerous major corporations, not part of the BBB association brought up issues with the rating system stating that they were being punished by the so-called “objectivity” organization for not playing by their rules or paying the annual dues. After these concerns escalated, the Council of Better Business Bureaus (CBBB) agreed to change their ranking system by discounting the method of adding additional…

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    To oversee the ethics in the situation with the Ahi Corporation, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), develop rule [1.100.001.02] which is titled, “Integrity and Objectivity.” The Code states clearly that, “A member would be considered in violation of the “Integrity and Objectivity Rule” [1.100.001] if the member cannot demonstrate that safeguards were applied that eliminated or reduced significant threats to an acceptable level.” Therefore, it cannot be recommended…

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