Philosophy is the critical examination of our foundational beliefs concerning the nature of reality, knowledge, and truth, and our moral and social values.…
A value is an ideal held by individuals, societies, or governments that serves as the highest goal to be protected/achieved. In general, the debater will establish a value which focuses the central questions of the resolution and will serve as a foundation for argumentation. Explain how the value relates to the topic.…
Pointing out the importance of attempting to define a term before truly being able to discuss it, Smith identifies "value" as two separate but related meanings. The first and most obvious relates to the worth of an object, or "the material equivalence-in-exchange of something" (178). The other, more intangible definition refers to a multitude of attributes: its practicality, its ability to expand upon some function, how gratifying it is to its owner, and its class in some sense. The related concept here, Smith stresses, is that "both senses of the term involve two key ideas, namely comparison and amount" (179). It is no wonder, then, Smith says, that the term "value" refers to something so elementary to our nature. There is, however, an even more complex and intangible aspect to the etymology of "value". In its historical sense, there has been a sense of the object itself having an inherent value of its own, above and beyond and monetary or cultural value. Therefore, while everything would then have some value of its own, Smith argues that it is also exactly what makes it distinct and incomparable, apart from any outside force.…
Values are long-term appraisals of the worth of an idea, person, place, thing or practice held by individuals, groups or cultures. They affect attitudes and behavior.…
1. What questions could be asked of J.S’s family to help determine the cause of her stroke as thromblytic, embolic, or hemorrhagic (e.g questions to asses risk factors for each type of stroke)?…
Value: light and shadows on the surface of forms; quantity of light actually reflected by an object's surface; value changes might be affected by the addition of color to the surface of a work.…
Value: the importance, worth, or usefulness of something. Some place value on material possessions - designer jeans or a sports car. Others place value on sentimental items - a family heirloom or an old photograph. And although there is nothing wrong with placing value on memories, there is something that is to be valued above all else.…
It appears simple but the term value is in fact quite a complex term. Value means how useful something is. An item has a value because it is valued by people who use them. If an item is regarded to as rubbish it is mainly because people disvalued them, and not necessarily because it has lost its value and not because it is in itself worthless. If an item is rubbish for one person, it can still be useful to someone else. There are a number of uses for the word value. Value is something that is useful or it add value overtime. Something that interest people.…
Values are an essential part of an individual. It is a standard that has an important effect…
A value is a belief, a mission, or a philosophy that is meaningful. Whether we are consciously aware of them or not, every individual has a core set of personal values. Values can range from the commonplace, such as the belief in hard work and punctuality, to the more psychological, such as self-reliance, concern for others, and harmony of purpose. When we examine the lives of…
To me a value is a principle, a standard or even certain qualities that individuals, people or even groups hold. These values/principles are one of if not the most important things. These values/principles help to guide us a people and individuals. By guide I mean how we live our lives, what we base our decisions on. A Value is usually produced via a belief. This belief would normally be related to worth of an idea or a particular type of behaviour. For example I see great value in always being polite, however somebody that has always got what they wanted or have had a different up bringing may not place very little or any value on being polite. These values can influence our decision making and often the support we give our clients. In a work or professional environment as individuals we should ensure that we do not try to influence our customers decisions based on our values.…
The question of value is about the worth, rightness, morality, and so forth of an idea or action. An…
Values are one’s judgment of what is important in life. One way of considering values is…
Values are difficult to define. Shardlow captures the range of ground covered by the term; “almost any kind of belief and obligation, anything preferred for any reason or for no apparent reason at all can be viewed as a value” (1989, p.4).…
What is philosophy? Philosophy is the pursuit of the truth. Philosophy is interested in obtaining the truth and objective about important concepts, human beings and the world. The objective knowledge has two set ideas about philosophy; they are timeless and changeless. Asking questions does obtaining objective knowledge and gaining an understanding. Questions are asked through guided reason and language.…