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    of his most memorable work that has been a subject of notable controversy among feminists and other critics of gender-based injustices. Rawls is widely regarded as having revolutionized the modern field of political philosophy by “breaking the intuitionism-utilitarianism deadlock” (Kymlicka‚ 2002‚ p.55). However‚ according to critics like Susan Moller Okin‚ while Rawls has accounted for most institutions of society when elaborating his theory of justice‚ his categorization of family as a basic institution

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    Hsun Tzu Hsun Tzu was a Confucian Chinese philosopher who lived approximately between 310 BC-219 BC. He is often portrayed as the antithesis of his contemporary philosopher Mencius. Hsun Tzu’s influence can be seen in the formation of the official state doctrine of the Han Dynasty however his influence waned in comparison to Mencius in the Dynasties that followed.1 In this exegesis essay I will be focus on two of Hsun Tzu’s philosophies; his theory on human

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    ruth And Deception In Advertising There is much to be discussed about what the role advertising has in today’s society. Everywhere you look‚ and go there is usually some sort of advertising present. Whether watching TV‚ walking around a mall‚ or reading a magazine‚ people are bombarded with advertising. So it brings into question‚ what kind of role should advertising have‚ and what kind of ethics should merchants of products go by. There are many different opinions on the ethics merchants should

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    We laugh about the person who says‚ ‘I know I’m right; don’t confuse me with arguments’. And yet there are times when we find ourselves wanting to say that too. For there are situations in which we feel sure that we know something‚ even though if asked to give a good argument to back up our claim we are at a loss to know quite how to do so. ‘I know you’re the person I spoke to on the bus yesterday.’ ‘I know I have two hands.’ ‘I know it is wrong to let that child starve.’ ‘I know that six minus four

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    1: Systematic Theology. Oak Harbor‚ Wa: Logos Research Systems‚ Inc‚ 1997 Hoffmeier‚ James K Johnson‚ S. Lewis Jr. "Paul and the Knowledge of God." Bibliotheca Sacra Journal‚ 129: no. 513 (Jan 1972): 62-74 Mangum‚ R Mathewson‚ Mark D. "Moral Intuitionism and the Law Inscribed on Our Hearts." Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 42: no. 4 (Dec 1999): 630-644 Oden‚ Thomas C Packer‚ J. I. Concise Theology: A guide to historic Christian beliefs. Wheaton‚ Ill.: Tyndale House‚ 1995 Spencer

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    Mathematical logic From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Mathematical logic is a subfield of mathematics exploring the applications of formal logic to mathematics. Topically‚ mathematical logic bears close connections to metamathematics‚ the foundations of mathematics‚ and theoretical computer science.[1] The unifying themes in mathematical logic include the study of the expressive power of formal systems and the deductive power of formal proof systems. Mathematical logic is often divided into

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    Introduction to Ethics—Study Guide—Test 1 There will be a multiple choice section on the test. If you prepare well for the short answer and essay sections you should not have any problem with the multiple choice section: Example Question: who thinks that the consequences of an action are the only thing that matters for evaluating actions (a…‚b…‚c…‚d…)? Some help: Vocabulary a priori - Knowledge independent of experience a posteriori - Knowledge dependent on experience analytic - X is true

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    Luis A. Freud ’s World: An Encyclopedia of His Life and times. Santa Barbara‚ CA: Greenwood‚ 2012. 74-225. Sharpe‚ Matthew‚ and Joanne Faulkner. Understanding Psychoanalysis. Stocksfield: Acumen‚ 2008. 39. Zamulinski‚ Brian Edward. Evolutionary Intuitionism: A Theory of the Origin and Nature of Moral Facts. Montreal: McGill-Queen ’s UP‚ 2007. 5-11.

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    ‘Justice is under threat in the risk society’‚ is Barbara Hudson right to argue this? In the UK the state advised what it expects of us and in response to this gives us laws that we are not legitimate to disobey. We currently live in a de facto and de jure state where no one else can take part in violence apart from the state when needed‚ and the laws are seen as just. From the seventeenth century to the late twentieth century there has been a change in society creating a modernist era which saw

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    “Can we know God by experience?” - Donovan 2 In ‘Can we know God by experience?’ Peter Donovan questions whether it is possible to have direct‚ intuitive knowledge of God. Intuition is an experiential belief characterized by its immediacy. It is direct perception or insight without any need for evidence or argument. Intuition or intuitive knowledge is the main theme of Donovan. He suggested that knowledge can be attained through intuition. Especially the claim that people who have religious experiences

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