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    The Problem of Universals

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    Metaphysics The Problem of Universals The Ontological problem has occupied many philosophers and intellectuals since the very beginning of human thought. What seems to be a simple and rather ridiculous question to the average person‚ ‘what exists?’ or ‘what is there?’ serves as the general question for the ontological problem. Almost everyone accepts the existence of physical objects‚ to which I will now refer as ‘particulars’. Actual pencils‚ buildings‚ cats‚ humans and planets are all examples

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    violate/not follow that particular law‚ similar to civil disobedience. While conscientious objection does not primarily aim to communicate to the government the reasons for the violation of that law or that they have done so at all‚ they unavoidably do so and this communicative element is similar to that of civil disobedience (in which they aim to inform the government of their displeasure of a particular law). Conscientious objection‚ however‚ may be legal (although not very often)‚ compared to civil

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    world. Interaction with people of different cultures clearly depicts that there are some differences yet we have more things in common. Around the world‚ people tend to describe others as more or less stable‚ outgoing‚ open‚ agreeable‚ and conscientious (John & Srivastava‚ 1999; McCrae & Costa‚ (1999). There are social norms and beliefs that cross all cultural boundaries making human kind have more in common than we have as differences. In conclusion‚ making others feel comfortable is important

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    consequences‚ gather all the facts‚ and generate all the possibilities‚ and consider the impact on others. In addition‚ ESTJs enjoy interacting with people‚ especially around tasks‚ traditions‚ and family traditions. Words that also describe ESTJs may be conscientious‚ decisive‚ outspoken‚ and self-confident. Since work ethic is important to ESTJs‚ he/she prefers a work environment that provides stability and predictability and the focus is on efficiency. When a group of others‚ many of those people rely to

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    The pre-social and symbiotic stage in this stage the ego is typically in during infancy. The infant has a very id-like ego that is focused on rewarding their direct needs. They are tremendously attached to their primary caregiver; they are likely to experience a cognitive confusion well as emotional fusion involving the caregiver and their self. The impulsive stage‚ focuses on bodily feelings‚ basic desires‚ and immediate needs‚ difficulty with own needs‚ but are dependent and demanding. In this

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    For years people have questioned and judged each other’s life styles whether it was a teen pregnancy‚ drug abuse‚ and especially a person’s sexuality. Everyone is entitled to an opinion but at what cost? Many people believe it’s wrong to be with someone of the opposite sex but many polls and statistics show that over the years‚ society has grown accustomed to different life style choices including marriages involving people of the same sex. Now it is time for politicians and the law to catch up with

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    "The Longest Day" was a mammoth project dramatizing D-day‚ the Allied invasion of France. It was nearly three hours in length and with an enormous ensemble cast‚ all playing supporting roles. The production was very conscientious about realism‚ the actors were always of the same nationality as their characters‚ and spoke in their native languages‚ leading to a lot of subtitles translating French and German dialogue. Although the movie was historically correct‚ it was also meant to be a blockbuster

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    Dewey Clark Natalie Sartin AFRS100 October 29‚ 2013 Rhetorical Essay In the United States of America racial discrimination still exists to this day. Minorities in our country are not seen as equal people. When a person is deprived of their human rights it makes them feel degraded and troubled. In order to become a more civilized country‚ we must forget the color of our own skin and live with each other as one. In the article “Why Racial Profiling is a Bad Idea” by Tom Head‚ discusses the way

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    1220 words Hypersensitivity and Panic: Race Issues Behind South Park Since the government issued some policies to make racial discrimination illegal and Since President Barack Obama succeeded in stepping on the American political stage‚ it seems America has entered the post-racial era. However‚ even though the U.S. has made an improvement in terms of racial issues‚ it is not easy to completely change the whole nation’s attitudes towards minorities. In fact‚ stereotypes and panics about minorities

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    destination. In my opinion‚ a good leader is responsible‚ good-scheduling and impartial. First of all‚ it is the leaders’ onus to make the group’s work come up to standard and satisfying. Therefore‚ they must handle with the task in a careful and conscientious way. If the process is not conducted well‚ it should be the leader who takes the blame for that and is in earnest to make amends for the wrongdoings. Whenever his group are in hot water‚ the leader should be present to give them advice and instructions

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