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    Niccollo Machiavelli – His Lasting Impact If you say the name Machiavelli today‚ the first thing many people may think of is his most famous writing‚ The Prince. They may also have negative thoughts about his philosophies‚ in particular "that the end justifies the means". (Machievelli 164) Niccolo Machiavelli was more than just the author of a controversial book‚ and his impact is still felt today. The dictionary contains the word "machiavellian" and defines it as an adjective "suggesting

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    distracted in class‚ most of us yeah? If it’s someone talking‚ someone dropping something‚ noises outside‚ it happens to all of us. Also there would be less talking because people are trying to listen to there music. So fewer distractions equal to maxim learning time and productivity. Right now if someone banged on the door over there I guarantee 99% of you will look‚ but if you were listening to music‚ you wouldn’t of would you? Some people think that you will be more distracted but I think my point

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    between the upper class and the lower-middle class. The narrator‚ X‚ is originally a paid companion to Mrs. Van Hopper‚ a wealthy yet gossipy‚ mean and vulgar American woman. She is still trapped in her low social status even after her marriage with Maxim de Winter‚ a rich and intelligent widower. She is seriously suffering from inferiority complex and cannot help comparing herself with Maxim’s dead wife‚ Rebecca. Rebecca’s handwriting is one of the symbols Maurier and Hitchcock use in the text and

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    History 115. Essay 1 Shuang Xu Kangxi and Yongzheng The emperor Kangxi is well known as one of the most admired rulers in China’s history. He reigned China for the longest time period. "In the final years of the emperor’s life‚ Kangxi was the master of a powerful and unified state" (Cheng and Lestz‚ 58). From the Kangxi’s Valedictory Edict in 1717‚ I see a man who had brilliant talent‚ thought‚ and eloquence. Reading between the lines‚ I feel that Kangxi regarded himself as a strong Mandate

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    the same answer every time (if said person did it right). This is what gives Kant the rep of being overly critical. The first version of the categorical imperative deals with the principle of rationality. The imperative states “always act on that maxim‚ such that‚ in the same volition‚ you will it to become a universal law (of nature).” This can basically be translated into a version of “the golden rule.” One could think in the sense of‚ “only do what you would want every other single person on the

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    reality to that of her fictional realm‚ and tries to rationalize why her romance with Maxim is different from her ideal romance‚ revealing a sense of dread and longing for a life more like that of the romance genre. This is very evident in the proposal scene‚ where her fantasy of how a proposal should be carried out‚ is told multiple times and often compared to what is actually being said and is happening. Maxim proposes in a very informal‚ business like and rude manner at breakfast‚ whilst she fantasizes

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    eternal abstract and unchangeable principles – a set of apriori moral laws that humans should apply to all ethical problems. 12. What was his ethical framework called? (page 105) 13. Describe his three rules/maxims in your own words (page 105) 1. 2. 3. 14. Kant’s maxims/rules should be used as tests for every possible human action. How many of the rules would the act have to pass to be considered morally correct? (page 105) 15.What was the New York Times Test (page 106) 16. What

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    self-government and the creation and obedience of universal laws. He believed the moral value of an action is assessed not from the purpose of the action‚ but from the "maxim" from which the action springs. He defines a maxim as personal policy in the cause-effect framework. Kant said that a person should only act on these maxims that could be willed into universal laws. In order to create a universal law‚ the action must be done out of good will or a pure hearted motive. Kant felt that you cannot

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    “Generally‚ if a maxim passes the categorical imperative test‚ the action is permissible; if it fails‚ the action is forbidden‚ and‚ in that case‚ the opposite action of omission is required.” (Kant‚ p. xxi). This means that an individual should only behave in a manner that

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    pigs then studied more and this results in them claiming superiority over the other animals . Most of the animals had reading skills but never tried to further their knowledge or understanding of humans . Snowball simplifies the 7 commandments in a maxim ‘’ FOUR LEGS GOOD‚ TWO LEGS BAD ‘’. He was even able to drive the birds away. Snowball’s concern was the birds had two legs he forms group of animals to help arrange the other animals . He was always looking for ways to have more control over the

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