Abstract………………………………………………………………….3 Introduction……………………………………………………………..3 Body………………………………………………………………….......3 1. Business environment‚ each of the parties to achieve the intended purpose....3 2. Euphemism and Politeness Principle……………………………………...4 3. Business negotiations Pragmatic Politeness Strategy…………....................6 4. Business English Euphemism and expression……………….......…............7 Conclusion……………………………………………………………….7 Reference………………………………………………………………...8
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and the companies of the reaction degree. [http://wiki.mbalib.com/wiki/Potential_Competitors] • Where Our company is Café de Coral. Its actual competitors are Fairwood and Maxim. These three companies are all the Hong Kong style dim sum fast food. And they are all Hong Kong’s local enterprises. Fairwood and Maxim each with more than 70 shops in Hong Kong. Café de Coral’s potential competitors from the United States and Japan. They are Burger King‚ KFC‚ McDonald’s‚ Yoshinoya and Conveyor belt
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It allows the observer to hypothesize about the futures of these children without actually knowing them. The problem arises when the maxim no longer fits‚ like in the cases of Tony and Neil. Even though a bit of the maxim holds true in all of the children‚ especially Suzy‚ the observers must understand that while the maxim can ultimately be right‚ people deviate from in throughout life. This means that life has less to do with what you are at 7‚ and more to do with what you experience
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deteriorating on the inside. Their lack of communication originates from different circumstances‚ but the outcome is the same. The narrator‚ Mrs. de Winter‚ only sees things from her perspective and fails to consider others’ positions. Mr. de Winter‚ Maxim‚ communicates with lies and deceit to cover up the murder of his late wife‚ Rebecca. Mrs. Danvers harbors her true feelings toward both Mr. and Mrs. de Winter because she is still mourning the death of Rebecca. Ultimately‚ this lack of communication
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universalisability is a standard of rationality but it doesn’t have to be the only one (Luco‚ Week 11 Notes p.16)‚ and yet in the first argument I have proven that the principle of universalisability itself fails as a standard of rationality when maxims are vague. Furthermore‚ even if the principle of humanity can be useful as an essential framework for moral deliberation rather than an independent and determinant guide (Hill‚ 2006)‚ the flaws of the scope in the principle itself would render it
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acceptable if “its maxim can be universalized” (122). Before we act we must think to ourselves whether there is a general standard found within our action. This is called the CI test. Imagine if a student wanted to ace his test‚ but didn’t want to put the time into study. The student then resorts to using his phone during the test. The first step is to create a maxim of the action‚ in our case the student is approving of the maxim of cheating. The next step is to the universalize the maxim. This means that
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making the good tangible. Acting according to maxims because you must complete your duty in order to achieve good will. Duty‚ according to Kant‚ is what determines morality within an action. Duty is in the likeness with that of pure reason. While the responsibility of reason lies in the realm of making actions moral or immoral‚ it is the duty of the individual to act upon good will. One’s duty is an action out of respect for the law. These maxims are rationally determined and all should
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Philosophy will be discussed in this paper. According to Kant’s theory‚ moral laws relate to fairness and consistency. Both of these concepts lead to the principle of universalizability. He stated that‚ “An act is morally acceptable if and only if its maxim is universalizable.” To prove his statement he used two imperatives which are hypothetical imperatives and Categorical Imperatives. “Categorical Imperatives” is a single moral obligation that relates to the concept of duty which Kant defines as a major
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the nameless narrator‚ Mrs. du Winter‚ is portrayed as having primary personality traits that contribute to the overall significance and role of the character. Mrs. du Winter mysteriously falls in love with Maxim after he kills his old‚ unwanted wife Rebecca. Mrs. du Winter barely questions Maxim‚ and chooses to ignore the fact he committed a murder. This makes the readers question her true intention and ability to be an educated‚ independent woman who can differ from right and wrong. In the novel
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categorical imperative‚ the first being Universal law. The formulation of Universal Law is the basis of Categorical Imperative. It states that “Act only on that maxim [principal rule of conduct] whereby you can at the same time will that it would become a universal law” (Pojman and Vaughn 239). Universal law suggests that the maxim is an objective and universal
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