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    According to Peter Railton we should feel uneasy when fact/value distinction is similar to objectivity/subjectivity and reason/emotion. If we stop viewing fact and value as distinct the facts may be softened while the values may be hardened. Railton is concerned with generic/non-moral goodness or intrinsic value. The philosophical defense of fact/value distinction consists of the arguments from rational determinability‚ internalism‚ and the argument from “queer-ness.” Rational determinability are

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    How did both John Calvin and Sebastian Castellio respond to Luther’s paradoxical skepticism? By asserting the supremacy of scripture while simultaneously advocating for the reliance and utilization of one’s consciousness and reason to fully understand and believe such scripture‚ Martin Luther triggered the Northern European quest for religious knowledge and Truth. John Calvin provided an additional element to Luther’s paradox—an inner persuasion‚ given to us by God‚ guiding us towards the true meaning

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    alternate point of view of the same occasion‚ all composed by her and for various reasons‚ and regardless of the way that they are all depicting the same occasion‚ they are all altogether different parts of that occasion. While highlighting the subjectivity of the writer in "the Hot Spell‚ the back phase of the creation of learning is uncovered. As opposed to all around surrounded account and an essayist hole up behind‚ peruses can perceive how the writer "makes up" with appropriated

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    Prevention not only prevents potential crime events‚ but also helps existing crime challenges from becoming more seriously. The design process need designers own perfect background knowledge. The reason is that like most people‚ designers have subjectivity about crime places. They normally believe that the circumstance of crime sites is “isolated‚ dark” and so on. However‚ the fact is some places which are thought “high crime places” have less crime. In contrast‚ those places seem that safe suffer

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    beliefs were based on rational analysis. Sloan preferred himself to be rational. He states that “one of the corporation’s great strengths is that it was designed to be an objective organization‚ as distinguished from the type that gets lost in the subjectivity of personalities.” Trying to be rational‚ Sloan included every background factor that related to the success of General Motors. He contributed the progress of General Motors to American automobile Market-the freedom and opportunities it provided

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    I start reading the chapters of the book (Reasons To Believe) and I found "Baptism" term‚ which is interesting to know the meaning of it. It means they turned from old life of sin and guilt to a new life‚ so they be as a baby. I totally agree with this point because I have the rituals that similar to baptism‚ which is Hajj. Both the Hajj and baptism give an overall sense of purpose. It is depend on personal experience of the traditions‚ then‚ they returned like a newborn’s without sins. In addition

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    use of various filmmaking techniques‚ particularly cinematography and editing‚ Mendes and his collaborators create a vivid illustration of this dichotomy. In terms of depth of narration‚ American Beauty is a remarkably subjective film. Mental subjectivity actually serves as a baseline and framework since the movie unfolds as a posthumous flashback narrated by Lester. The audience moves deeper inside Lester’s mind at various points in the plot‚ particularly during his fantasies about Angela Hayes

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    form. Therefore‚ Hegel’s ideal of beauty is ever changing according to Art’s development in history‚ and his terms. In other words‚ Hegel calls the shots. In contrast to Hegel‚ Kant’s philosophy of art was a deliberate attempt to remove personal subjectivity. Like Hegel‚ Kant did believe there was a universal beauty‚ or Absolute of something‚ except Kant did not have any references to measure this by. For Kant‚ we can only come to know what is really beautiful when one has no agenda‚ concept‚ or comparison

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    reliable outside source that can help the reader to think critically. On the other hand‚ Maggie Jackson relies on evidence from expert testimony such as Professor Gloria Mark and statistics from The Associated Press. The language on this essay has subjectivity and hyperbole as a way to transmit the Jackson’s message through usage of pathos. For example‚ on paragraph five‚

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    manipulates the depth of our knowledge. Here we are referring to how deeply the plot plunges into a characters psychological state. Just as there is a spectrum between restricted and unrestricted narration‚ there is a continuum between objectivity and subjectivity.”1 Objective refers to characters facial expressions‚ which helps us understand a characters emotional state. Subjective narration shows us what’s going in a characters head. This could be shown through a memory flashback or a dream sequence.

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