Philosophy

Instructions: Please write a 2-3 page essay answering all parts of the following question. Feel free to use material and ideas from throughout Chapter 8. However, if you choose to use any direct quotes from the chapter, or any other outside sources, then please remember to properly cite that material. The use of any outside […]

What is cultural relativism? Explain at least one of Rachels’ objections against cultural relativism. In your view, does Rachels defeat cultural relativism? Explain. At least one page

Part 2: Short-Answer. Answer these questions in 2 to 4 complete sentences, more or less. Be concise and precise, but write in full, grammatical sentences (avoid fragments). Avoid vagueness and info-dumping—answer just what the question asks, rather than writing everything you know about the topic(not a good strategy). Strive for clarity. CAUTION: Answers must be

One of the ways philosophers share their knowledge is by collecting short essays about the most important ideas in their fields of study. For the final project for this class, each student will need to deeply consider and craft a final essay on one big idea within the hundreds of ideas in this course. For

Confucianism is an old system of thought. Over two-thousand years old in fact! Given its age—and given its original home in the Ancient Chinese world—someone might well think that Confucianism is not relevant to contemporary Western life. Your job in this paper is to (a) pick an element of Confucianism and explain it and then

Choose either Topic A or Topic B. To answer these topics completely, it takes a minimum of 2 pages – 8-10 paragraphs. please use this book as reference : Vaughn, Lewis. Philosophy Here And Now: Powerful Ideas In Everyday Life, Fourth Edition, Oxford University Press, 2021. Topic A: In this essay you will address the

.Choose either Topic A or Topic B. To answer these topics completely, it takes a minimum of 2 pages – 8-10 paragraphs. A complete thoughtful answer is more important than word count.use this book as reference please Vaughn, Lewis. Philosophy Here And Now: Powerful Ideas In Everyday Life, Fourth Edition, Oxford University Press, 2021 Topic

One of the ways philosophers share their knowledge is by collecting short essays about the most important ideas in their fields of study. For the final project for this class, each student will need to deeply consider and craft a final essay on one big idea within the hundreds of ideas in this course. For

1.Name and define the five elements of a good argument. 2.What is a normative argument? 3.What is an abusive ad hominum? 4. Explain the difference between a necessary and sufficient condition by using an example. (Not the one given in the online reading) 5.Explain the Is-Ought Fallacy. 6.Write a short argumentative essay to respond to

The second term paper will be a 3-page summary which is equivalent to 1150 words from the textbook, Copleston Frederick, Vol. II, pp.74-80 (On the World).