philosophy

The “nature vs. nurture” argument

Until recently, the “nature vs. nurture” argument has dominated social work discussions of genetics, human behavior, and development. For this week’s discussion: Discuss why this argument is too simplistic and reductionist to reflect current knowledge.Provide scholarly evidence to support your discussion incorporating ideas from 2 outside peer reviewed journal articles.

The ideas of Hobbes, Locke and Montesquieu

            How did the ideas of Hobbes, Locke and Montesquieu influence the Founding Fathers? How did the Articles of Confederation and the U.S. Constitution differ from each other? What is bureaucracy, and what role(s) does it play in government? How compatible are civil liberties and civil rights?

The Odyssey

. As unchanging immortals, the gods in The Odyssey can turn events, reconcile otherwise impossible motives, and rescue people who have got to be rescued. Analyze how one of the deities we explored—such as Zeus, Athena, Hermes, Calypso, Poseidon, or the Sirens—influences the primarily human field of action in the epic.

TEACHING TOOL FOR PHILOSOPHY

There are multiple educational philosophies that have shaped teaching and learning in various school settings in the past. Several of these philosophies and concomitant theories continue to influence educational practices today. It is important to explore educational philosophy to equip educators with understanding for future experience in a school setting and to discern how educational …

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Rene Descartes

Rene Descartes argues that, while most of life is uncertain, he can prove–without a shadow of a doubt–that he exists. What proof does he offer to support this claim? Does Descartes believe that the body is a pre-requisite for existence? Why or why not? Please use your own words to answer these questions, rather than …

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