Seven virtues

Moral Analysis The moral permissibility of sex workers who want to provide economically for themselves and their family members is a very important ethical concept that can be analyzed through Kantian Ethics and Utilitarian Ethics. This part of the paper will also touch on the other ethical questions raised about the issue of sex work and sex trafficking. Firstly, Utilitarian Ethics states that if the relationship between a sex worker and a client is consensual, and safe then it is completely…

and self-belief In The Alchemist, Paulo Coelho highlights that in order to achieve greater heights, one must face challenges with fortitude and and have faith in oneself. “Courage is the most important of all the virtues because without courage, you can't practice any other virtue consistently.” (Maya Angelou) At this present time, everyone has larger than life aspirations, in consistency, it is the most stress-filled, worrisome and competitive period. In this ambush of fear and self-doubt,…

What does it mean to be loyal? Someone that is loyal gives and shows firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution. My parents show their loyalty by showing forgiveness. Throughout my life I have made many mistakes but my family continues to forgive and care for me even though I may have disobeyed them. On the other hand, being loyal can also impede you from others. Many friend groups in our school and others tend to only collaborate with the people their closest with and…

I think in the story, “Two Friends”, friendship was presented more realistically because of the events that happened in the story. I thought the story “Damon and Pythias” didn’t show a realistic approach to friendship because of how Damon didn’t hesitate and trusted his life to Pythias. Although it’s nice that they deeply care for each other, the part where they would die for each other was too exaggerated. In “Two Friends”, the way Morissot and Sauvage act around each other shows that they’re…

KEEPERS OF THE FLAME Based on J.N. Tata and J.R.D. Tata The main purpose of establishing TATA GROUP was to improve the quality of life of the communities. Their core values direct the growth and business of Tata companies. Their core values were - 1. Integrity - Conduct the business with honesty and transperancy 2. Excellence – To achieve high standards in the quality of goods and services. 3. Understanding - Must me caring, show respect humanity and compassion towards employees, customers…

Malcolm X’s significance have continued till today. He might have not been able to fully address his final ideology to his admirers and to the world, but he have been able to show the real meaning of being a human. People liked him regardless of his mistakes when he figures them out. Malcolm set a very good example of the human mind and soul development throughout the course of his life. He was also able to convince people with his beliefs regardless of their accuracy with his great charisma,…

Human beings are different than other living creatures on Earth not only because of intelligence, but also different values of humanity. Every individual of mankind is independent and unique due to their different values and beliefs. A person’s values are an important component that makes him who he is today. Different Values are also a significant guideline when an individual has to make a choice on a life event. Amazingly, a person can have two different values that can come into conflict. As…

the view he is forwarding promotes injustice as a virtue (348e). With regards to this line of logic, life is portrayed to be a never ending competition to get more money and power. Thrasymachus continues by saying that the most successful in the competition has the greatest virtue. Socrates refutes Thrasymachus by deploying a complex chain of reasoning which leads him to conclude that injustice cannot be a virtue because it is contrary to the virtue of wisdom (350c). Interpreting this statement,…

In Plato’s Republic, Book VI, Plato uses a series of analogies to help him define The Good and it’s meaning in order to defend the notion that only philosophers can know real knowledge and the ultimate goal is to reach wisdom. He does this by illustrating three analogies: The Sun Analogy, The Divided Line, and The Cave Analogy. Each analogy is used to build upon each other in order to guide the dialogue closer to the definition of the Good and also leads us to an interpretation of the…

1. Answer the following questions: (answer a, b, and c) a. True or False: According to hedonism, physical pleasures are the only things intrinsically valuable. False b. True or False: According to Utilitarianism, justice is intrinsically valuable. False c. Questions a and b ask about what is and is not intrinsically valuable, according to Utilitarianism. Briefly explain the Utilitarian position on what is valuable by explaining your answers to questions a and b. Both answers are false.…