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    Aquinas (analogy of the archer)‚ Paley (analogy of the watch) and Tennant (anthropic principle). They use analogies and principles to draw arguments to their conclusions to the existence of God. The argument is teleological; it aims to prove that everything that God has designed has an end and a purpose. Firstly‚ one of the fundamental ideas of Design argument is how an unintelligent object needs to be directed by an intelligent being. Aquinas developed the analogy of the archer; the analogy supports

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    Synectics: A Brainstorming Tool syn-ec•tics \ si-’nek-tiks \ noun: A theory or system of problem-stating and problem-solution based on creative thinking that involves free use of metaphor and analogy in informal interchange within a carefully selected group of individuals of diverse personality and areas of specialization. History of Synectics William J.J. Gordon & George Prince developed the synectics approach to problem solving in 1960. They observed that business meetings had inconsistent

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    scenario’ was supposed to show. Assessing whether the scenario is analogous to cases of (1) unwanted pregnancies‚ (2) abortion. Critic from both sides of the debate will be woven into the evaluation to provide a rounded view‚ for determining whether the analogy was successful with its intent. A summary will follow with the findings. Most standardized pro-life arguments concerning the abortion

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    forever” though his fiction. He uses his writing to create stories that make you think about what might just happen if we aren’t careful. Ray Bradbury uses so many literacy devices that it was hard to pick just three‚ but I chose allusion‚ irony and analogies. Bradbury uses allusion to try to explain thing in great detail without actually telling you what he’s explaining. Allusion is an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference.

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    validity of each premise of the Zombie argument‚ defending the Zombie argument against one of its objections and responses from the Cartesian Argument by analogy. This essay will offer reasons to believe the Zombie argument by contrasting it with the strengths and weaknesses of the Cartesian Dualist main argument and the Cartesian Dualist Argument by Analogy and then draw a conclusion as to whether the Zombie objection to Cartesian Dualism is sound and strong. But‚ first this essay will present what Cartesian

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    Reber (1995) describes an analogy as “a description‚ argument or explanation based on a systematic comparison of one ‘thing’ with another‚ already known ‘thing’.” From this definition ‘analogical reasoning’ can be described as‚ reasoning where decisions about a presented ‘problem’ are made depending on comparisons and similarities between that ‘problem’ and a known situation. In order to determine when problem solving can be aided by analogical reasoning it is first necessary to look more closely

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    statements‚ they express an attitude and so have an emotive meaning‚ they are designed to shape people’s feelings and behaviour and are meaningful in having such results. An analogy may be defined as a proportional similarity between one or more things that acknowledges also dissimilar features. A famous example of analogy is Paley’s use of the watch‚ in arguing the fact of the watch having a designer means that there must have been a ‘Designer’ of the entire universe. Non-cognitive statements

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    The Analogy Of The Cave Tells Us Nothing About Reality The analogy of the cave was created by Plato to explain his philosophy and it allowed people to understand other forms such as beauty and justice. It was a theoretical situation‚ were prisoners were tied up and could only see what was in front of them‚ which was due to a fire‚ which burnt behind them. This was meant to represent ordinary people who can’t see pass the illusion of their world and are‚ according to Plato ignorant. The fact

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    Sun and the Line analogy. While the Line analogy presents the various categories of knowledge‚ the distinction between the intelligible and the visible realm is made already in the Sun analogy. Additionally‚ the

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    Types of qiyas a) ’Analogy of the Superior’ (qiyas al-awla) The effective cause in this qiyas is more evident in the new case than the original case‚ which is why it is called qiyas al-awla. For example‚ we may refer to the Qur’anic text in sura al-Isra’ (17:23) which provides regarding parents: ’say not to them uff [i.e. a single word of contempt] nor repel them‚ but address them in dignified terms’. By analogy it may be deduced that the prohibition against lashing or beating them is even more

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