Distraction Experiment Reflection: In Pensées, Pascal argues that human beings continually distract themselves because without these distractions, they become unhappy, bored, and anxious. But, we never learn our true nature when we do this. So, for a 24 hour period you are to stop distracting yourself in order to think about your true nature: do […]
Discipline: Philosophy
Is Nova Scotia’s recent organ donor policy an ethical solution to the organ shortage in Canada? Engage with MacKay and Robinson’s argument that nudging in policy as a response to the organ shortage is morally problematic.Is Nova Scotia’s recent organ donor policy an ethical solution to the organ shortage in Canada? Engage with MacKay and Robinson’s argument that nudging in policy as a response to the organ shortage is morally problematic.
Instructions: Write an argumentative essay on one of the following topics. You MUST draw on at least two course readings in your essay to answer the question (thefirst reading must be the author named in the prompt, and the other can be any other authorEXCEPT the primer. You may use the primer in addition to […]
Compare the Buddhist Simile of the Chariot with Plato’s Chariot Analogy. Discuss their similarities and differences.Compare the Buddhist Simile of the Chariot with Plato’s Chariot Analogy. Discuss their similarities and differences.
My writing style is not perfect. I always leave some grammer errors in my papers. My writing style is very simple. Must include these references: Emmanuel, S. M. (Ed.). (2013). A Companion to Buddhist Philosophy. John Wiley & Son, Incorporated. Rankin, D. (2012). Plato and The Individual (rle : Plato). Taylor & Francis Group. […]
compare and contrast the works, The Exisitance if God by Saint Thomas Aquinas and The Problem of Evil and soem Varieties of Atheism by William L. Rowe.compare and contrast the works, The Exisitance if God by Saint Thomas Aquinas and The Problem of Evil and soem Varieties of Atheism by William L. Rowe.
Have to compare and contrast the works, The Exisitance if God by Saint Thomas Aquinas and The Problem of Evil and soem Varieties of Atheism by William L. Rowe. Once you read the second text, the first part of your essay will consist of comparing and contrasting the two views of the first author and […]
Theory of Knowledge Essay (answer the question: Are we too quick to assume that the most recent evidence is inevitably the strongest? Discuss with reference to the natural sciences and one other area of knowledge.)Theory of Knowledge Essay (answer the question: Are we too quick to assume that the most recent evidence is inevitably the strongest? Discuss with reference to the natural sciences and one other area of knowledge.)
This is a theory of Knowledge Essay with the title and question:Are we too quick to assume that the most recent evidence is inevitably the strongest? Discuss with reference to the natural sciences and one other area of knowledge. The other area of knowledge will be Human Science I need an A in my […]
Critically discuss the assessment and treatment of trauma including ptsd within a CBT frameworkCritically discuss the assessment and treatment of trauma including ptsd within a CBT framework
Present a clear discussion of CBT approaches to the assessment and treatment of trauma. Demonstrate definitions prevalence and effects of trauma including ptsd. Evidence knowledge of assessment protocols including trauma specific risk assessments and risk management. Discuss recommended evidence based treatment interventions and clear knowledge and understanding of theoretical constructs that underpin them. A critique […]
A particular philosophical issue, concept, or a particular question specifically Hermeneutics and PrejudicesA particular philosophical issue, concept, or a particular question specifically Hermeneutics and Prejudices
In a focused argumentative essay, analyze a particular philosophical issue, concept, or a particular question, and argue for a particular conclusion under a chosen moral theory. As with any well-written argumentative paper, this does not mean you should argue only your position. You must give due attention to opposing arguments and carefully address them as […]
Critically analyze how Descartes’ argument in the Meditations moves from the knowledge of the self to the knowledge of God to knowledge of the worldCritically analyze how Descartes’ argument in the Meditations moves from the knowledge of the self to the knowledge of God to knowledge of the world
Hello! I want you to write a 1000 word essay on ” Critically analyze how Descartes’ argument in the Meditations moves from knowledge of the self to knowledge of God to knowledge of the world”. I am attcahing all 6 meditations below for your reference. Also include in-text citations to support your answer […]
Medial ethics essay – Topic will be about arguing for the legalization of euthanasia for terminally ill patientsMedial ethics essay – Topic will be about arguing for the legalization of euthanasia for terminally ill patients
capstone paper should have an introduction, body paragraphs, and a conclusion. Your introduction should perform four functions: to introduce the issue you have taken up to explain what makes that issue a moral problem to state your thesis (the claim you will defend) to outline the plan of the paper. Introducing the issue, broadly, means […]
Argumentative Essay on why all Sylvester Stallone movies are better than all Arnold Schwarzenegger moviesArgumentative Essay on why all Sylvester Stallone movies are better than all Arnold Schwarzenegger movies
12 pt Times New Roman Font Please use common simple vocabulary 15 points for the strength of the argument (how convincingly you argue for your position, including how well you address potential counter-arguments). • 3 points for using the correct vocabulary throughout the essay (valid; invalid; sound; unsound; strong, weak; cogent, uncogent.) • […]