Discipline: Philosophy

‘Defend a view on personal identity, and use this view to support an answer to the question ‘Can we survive the death of our bodies?’.’ Here is a suggestion for how to do so in detail:‘Defend a view on personal identity, and use this view to support an answer to the question ‘Can we survive the death of our bodies?’.’ Here is a suggestion for how to do so in detail:

Main instruction : ‘Defend a view on personal identity, and use this view to support an answer to the question ‘Can we survive the death of our bodies?’.’ Here is a suggestion for how to do so in detail: 􏰀  Introduction: This should be one short paragraph in which i) you indicate to the reader what will […]

philosphical essay answering “Should universities allow absolute freedom of speech?”philosphical essay answering “Should universities allow absolute freedom of speech?”

Take the time to analyze and define the philosophical notions involved in the question/topic that you chose, as your arguments will shift according to the various definitions of these notions.  Your answer to the question should highlight the philosophical stakes of the question. It should therefore avoid any simplification and reduction, and make apparent the […]

Scholarly Arguments on the Topic Should the United States have a single-payer health care system?Scholarly Arguments on the Topic Should the United States have a single-payer health care system?

Scholarly Arguments on the Topic [WLOs: 1, 2, 3, 4] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 5] Prior to beginning work on this assignment, read Chapters 7 and 8 in your textbook With Good Reason: A Guide to Critical Thinking (Updated ed.). The University of Arizona Global Campus. In week one paper, Evaluating Arguments from Popular Sources, you examined […]

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I attached Blaise Pascal  “The Wager” reading, An argumentative essay is about defending,  precisely why you agree or disagree. In this case, for instance – why do you think the Wager  argument should convince people to accept Christianity/belief? What are some of the likely  objections to this argument, and how might you defend Paschal against them? You can  ague […]

How does the structure of regulatory legislation impact patient autonomy and public safety about drivers experiencing cognitive decline?How does the structure of regulatory legislation impact patient autonomy and public safety about drivers experiencing cognitive decline?

Proposal: The debate and responses between natural law and legal positivism from different perspectives allow individuals to analyze the implications of creating legislation towards elder drivers due to the risk of cognitive decline, challenging the extent of the law’s ability to offer autonomy to drivers and safety to the public. From a natural law perspective, […]

Argumentative Essay: Are Morals Determined by Culture or Society, or are they Absolute?Argumentative Essay: Are Morals Determined by Culture or Society, or are they Absolute?

1. Formulate & defend a thesis on the given topic, clearly stating and justifying your position.  2. Choose one of these strategies to formulate a thesis and defend your position: the Advocate’s Strategy, the Skeptic’s Strategy, or the Impartial Adjudicator’s Strategy 3. Refrain from bias (in your point of view) 4.  Feel free to utilize as […]

Explain Hume’s skeptical claims about causality. What is causality, according to Hume? What is Hume’s critique of the metaphysical idea of causality? What does this imply for our ordinary ideas about natural events?Explain Hume’s skeptical claims about causality. What is causality, according to Hume? What is Hume’s critique of the metaphysical idea of causality? What does this imply for our ordinary ideas about natural events?

Prompt: Explain Hume’s skeptical claims about causality. What is causality, according to Hume? What is Hume’s critique of the metaphysical idea of causality? What does this imply for our ordinary ideas about natural events? Requirements: Paper must be at least three full pages long (double spaced, 12 point font) (name and other information doesn’t count toward page count, nor […]

Explain and evaluate Camus’ claim that life is absurd. Is he right, and is his response to absurdity the right one, or might there be better responses?Explain and evaluate Camus’ claim that life is absurd. Is he right, and is his response to absurdity the right one, or might there be better responses?

Assignment is 1800 word +/- 10%.  4 references needed, preferably one from Camus’ work  Essay Question: Explain and evaluate Camus’ claim that life is absurd. Is he right, and is his response to absurdity the right one, or might there be better responses? Requirements:  The essay directly addresses the topic and communicates its response in articulate, […]

The Apology, Socrates makes the claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living.”The Apology, Socrates makes the claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living.”

In his speech in the Apology, Socrates makes the claim that “the unexamined life is not worth living.” Do you agree? Write an essay in which you either defend this view, or critique it. Be sure to provide arguments to support your thesis. (HINT: be sure to explain what Socrates means by “the unexamined life” […]