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    Political Race

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    workers, many of whom believe they are paid too little, and can not survive off the current minimum wage. However, Bernie has his opponents to this idea, and many people believe if you raise the minimum wage, that would put millions of Americans out of work. Bernie also supports a higher income tax on the wealthy, which he says would benefit the US…

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    In the Meno the question that arises is ‘is virtue teachable’ but instead that questions becomes ‘what is virtue?’ Socrates and Meno reach two different conclusions when answering this question: in the first part of the dialogue it is that virtue is knowledge and it can be taught; in the second, it is that it can only be acquired by a godly gift. Meno’s question whether virtue can be taught is important because it tells us what we must do: if there is some way of acquiring virtue, then we must…

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    One cannot determine his or her place of birth; rather, it is by chance that one person ends up on one side of the world and another on the opposite. Despite the arbitrary nature of birthplace, patriotism remains one of the most compelling emotions. While powerful, patriotism is also acutely diverse: its outcomes range from mere enthusiasm about the country to violence in order to protect its ideals. In the poems “London, 1802” by Wordsworth and “Douglass” by Dunbar, the narrators show their…

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    In the recent events in politics including the debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton the media use has increased dramatically and for most people this is not the best thing for america. These are some things that show more of the mix between the media and politics and also why it’s being used. One of the big reasons that politicians use the media is because of the big increase in the use of media and politicians use the media and people’s opinions to pull in the vote in…

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    Socrates Apology Analysis

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    Socrates is convicted of corrupting the young and not believing in the gods of the city. During his trials, his “Apology,” a transliteration of the Greek word apologia, meaning defense consists of 3 parts. The first part would be his main speech, followed by his counter-assessment and finally his last words to the jury. Throughout the apology, Socrates explains how he benefits the citizens of Athens and helps them achieve happiness. The philosophy behind being happy has much more story and depth…

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    Riley Beach Hours 4/5 11/15/16 Trimble Ethics are not rules, nor pre-determined decisions. Ethics are the feelings people get when they are facing conflict. Ethics are the human’s moral compass. Ethics make people think and act the way they do. Ethics are an important way of thinking in the medical field. An ethical issue arose in the case of Charlie Gordon. Charlie Gordon is a 37 year-old, but he is not average. In fact, he is way below average with an IQ of 68. Charlie was offered to…

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    Good afternoon Ms Abarno and class, today I’m going to discuss the idea of the influence of politics on people’s lives in the novel ‘the kite runner’, and on people’s lives today and in the past. This idea is highlighted in the novel ‘The Kite Runner’ written by Khaled Hosseini. The influence of politics on people’s lives is a major idea in the novel ‘the kite runner’ this is evident when the soviet invasion takes place and ruins the calm country Afghanistan once was. In the past the influence…

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    Leo's Food Bowl

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    Anima II.12, and (c) potentiality and actuality from De Anima II.5. I will begin with an analysis of the event of Leo's hearing the pouring of the dog-food, and follow that with an examination of why he was able to hear it using the four causes. Aristotle says that sound may exist in either a state of actuality or of potentiality, with the case of the reception of the sound being the discriminatory factor between the two. Sound in potentiality is sound that created and not heard, and sound in…

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    Oedipus Rex

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    Aristotle developed a series of six elements that he thought every production should have. Within his six elements, there are: plot, characters, theme, diction, music, and spectacle. Each element is different in its own way and provides a new way of direction in each production than before the poetics were developed. The first element is plot. Aristotle describes plot as why things happen, not just that they do. In his view, there is a reason for why each action in a movie or play happens and…

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    Aquinas mentions 5 proofs for the existence of God. Pick 2 of these and explain them FULLY. Do you find these convincing? Yes. Explain your reasons. Motion Causality Contingency Degrees Design Aquinas' First Argument, Motion (1) Objects are in motion. (2) If something is in motion, then it must be caused to be in motion by something outside of itself. (3) There can be no infinite chain of movers/moves. (4) So there is a first, unmoved mover. (5) Therefore, God exists. I have…

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