Fundamental beliefs, part of your philosophy of life
What are some fundamental beliefs that are part of your philosophy of life? How do these beliefs influence your life? Explain your answers and give reasons for your views.
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Fundamental beliefs, part of your philosophy of life
What are some fundamental beliefs that are part of your philosophy of life? How do these beliefs influence your life? Explain your answers and give reasons for your views.
The philosophical method
What is the philosophical method? Have you used it? How? Explain your answers and give reasons for your views.
The philosophical method
What is the philosophical method? Have you used it? How? Explain your answers and give reasons for your views.
Thomas Hobbes and John Locke are just two examples of social contract moralists
Rather than living in chaos, danger, and the hostility of our neighbors, we find ways to live together. It isn’t easy, but can we avoid doing so? If everybody has self-interest in their own welfare and safety, then everybody also has self-interest in the welfare and safety of others. Self-interest involves community interest, and …
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Plato’s Republic.
Although Socrates never wrote anything, his ideas were captured and communicated by his student, Plato. You have already read a selection from Plato’s Republic. Also consider the document “The Defense of Socrates,” (https://www.gutenberg.org/files/13726/13726-h/13726-h.htm) in which Socrates defends himself when he is on trial for his life before the Athenian assembly. How do these documents trace …
Philosophy of Love
Discussion Question 1: The Bridge Experiment Review the results of the bridge experiment. Is there a difference between how much in love the research participants feel in dangerous and non-dangerous situations? Why is there a difference (if any)?
Philosophy of Love
Discussion Question 1: The Bridge Experiment Review the results of the bridge experiment. Is there a difference between how much in love the research participants feel in dangerous and non-dangerous situations? Why is there a difference (if any)?
The role of “Neo-Taoism” and its philosophy.
In 200 words Explain the role of “Neo-Taoism” and its philosophy.
The role of “Neo-Taoism” and its philosophy.
In 200 words Explain the role of “Neo-Taoism” and its philosophy.
