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    Following the historical period of Puritan American literature, a new literary movement during the mid 18th century to the early 19th century from Europe introduced a new school of thinking in literature. The Age of Enlightenment sprouted new ideas concerning philosophical ideas of liberty and freedom. Enlightenment literature also explored the concepts of democracy and reasoning. The central ideas of Enlightenment literature surrounded itself, in a sense, as a rejection of religion,…

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    themes. Novel is a parable of life in the latter half of twentieth century, the nuclear age, when society seems to have reached technological maturity while human morality is still prepubescent. It is a sharp criticism on celebrated enlightenment rationality. Even in the late 21 century the lessons given by Golding is significant.Novel is an allegory, which shows the clash between democratic utopianism versus fascist violence, and the backdrop of the novel and certain characters immediately…

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    ethical evaluation using Kantian’s theory in a lying case stated below. What is Kantian’s theory? Kantian’s theory is an ethical theory that relies on the moral goodness of all people. “Kant argued that there is an unconditional good related to rationality, the moral law, and moral duty. The theory is centered on the duty to act based upon respect for the moral law or legitimate moral rules (104).” In other words, all individuals must uphold an unconditional good, to do this, one must be a…

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    Human Dignity Analysis

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    patient sorely by his own wish and request. However, despite the fact that the Kantian notion of dignity was influential and made it clear on the impermissibility of killing either the person either in the individual or that of another person, rationality alone cannot be the center and totality of our being as humans and cannot be completely that which makes humans have dignity…

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    Technology was originally conceived as emancipating, but instead has become a means to domination in the advanced industrial revolution. Marcuse offers a critical theory of domination for advanced industrial society, which sets the framework for how social change and emancipation are transforming. As our society transitioned into a progressive industrial revolution independence of thought, autonomy, and the right to political opposition began fading away thus leading to Marcuse’s theory of a…

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    In the health care team, nurses have a huge impact in patients’ life because they come into direct contact with patients, their family, and all the other members of the interdisciplinary team. Nurses advocate for their patients, they communicate with other team member information regarding the patient’s situation. They use clinical judgments in clinical situations. So, the nurse is somehow the leader of the interdisciplinary team. As a future nurse, it is important to know where I stand as a…

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    Modern musicologist and philosophers can for the most part expect that music is an issue to which reasoning should offer an answer. Bowie's opening chapter, Music, Philosophy, and Modernity recommends, interestingly, that music may offer methods for reacting to some focal inquiries in modern philosophy. Bowie takes a glimpse at significant philosophical ways to deal with music including Adorno, Dahlhaus, Gadamer, Kant, and, Schlegel. He uses music to reconsider many thoughts of language,…

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    Prisoner's Dilemma

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    Throughout politics, a need for everyone to work together towards a common goal arises. Without this cooperation of multiple parties, nothing is accomplished. Collective action, the efforts of a group to reach and implement agreements, takes place not only in everyday life, but also within politics. People utilize collective action by observing the variables in place and making a plan as how to effectively achieve the purpose. Although collective action appears to be an easy decision to make,…

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    I disagree with the idea that the Dualistic Theory entirely avoids the problems posed by the five-minute hypothesis. Huemer asserts that his theory dodges the objection because it explains why both A and B are still rational where the Preservation theory fails in doing so. The Preservation Theory claims that while rational A’s justification is preserved because he experienced the original justifying experiences, B is irrational for the lack of original experiences despite the fact that he…

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