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Three Methods Of Ethics
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In Three Methods Of Ethics: A Debate, Marcia Baron writes on the Kantian perspective, Philip Pettit provides the viewpoint of the consequentialists and Michel Slote defends the position of the virtue theorists. This 5 page paper compares and contrasts the positions taken by Baron and Pettit. No additional sources are listed.
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Three Philosophical Dilemmas
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A 4 page ethical analysis of the so-called "noble lie", the question of whether violence can ever be justified, and the ethical retributions of confidentiality as promoted by certain professionals. No sources are listed.
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Three Philosophical Questions
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This 7 page paper answers three questions in philosophy. Plato's concept of forms, Kant's theories of knowledge and the design theory are each explored. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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Three Philosophies: Utilitarianism, Libertarianism and Rawlsianism—Which Makes the Most Sense?
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This 3 page paper considers three political philosophies: Utilitarianism, Libertarianism and Rawlsianism, and argues that all of them are badly flawed, but that Libertarianism probably makes somewhat more sense than the other two. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Three Questions in Philosophy
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This 5 page paper examines three questions presented by a student. All questions go to ethical issues. Subjects addressed are consequentialism, non-consequentialism, utilitarianism and more. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Three Student Essays
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9 pages. This paper will fully comment on three different topics by giving a detailed description of each set of terms and comparing the two terms as to how they connect with each other. The three essays are: 1) Robust satisfaction vs. Cheap amusements; 2) The Progressive Era vs. the 1950's; 3) Working women vs. Poverty. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Thucydides’ “Athenian Thesis” and the “Unjust Speech” in Aristophanes’ The Clouds
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This 5 page report discusses and compares two ancient Greek texts and considers the ways in which each addresses the issues related to what is “just” and “unjust” and what defines strength and weakness. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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To What Extent, If Any, Is Thomas Hobbes A Liberal?
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7 pages in length. When one examines the nature and objective of Thomas Hobbes' political, social and economic stance, it is clear to those wholly unfamiliar with his more explicit assertions that he is, most assuredly, a liberal. The most obvious example of this resides within the literary confines of his "Leviathan," a publication that addresses the notion of individualism and social contract theory as they relate to the moral factor behind justice. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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TOCQUEVILLE’S DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA: A COMPARISON OF VOLUMES ONE AND TWO
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This 6 page paper compares and contrasts both volumes of Alex de Tocqueville's Democracy in America. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Tocqueville, Emerson and Bellah On Individualism
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5 pages in length. Americans have long admired the spirit of individualism, which the resources of this nation have supported. There was a seemingly inexhaustible supply of land and wilderness to support a lifestyle apart from the conformity of established communities. But at the end of the twentieth century land is not endless and a relationship with society is inescapable. Balancing individual rights against the concerns and needs of the community is illustrated in such controversies as random road blocks to test for drunk drivers, limitations in speech when it comes to pornography, curfews for teenagers, and rationing of health care. Although this issue has immediacy, the tension between the individual and the community has long been recognized. Alexis de Tocqueville analyzed the pitfalls of individualism when he wrote "Democracy in America," while Ralph Waldo Emerson, in "Self-Reliance," praised the diversity, nonconformity, and individualism of Americans. Robert Bellah addressed religious individualism in his book entitled "Habits of the Heart." Is there such a thing as too much individualism? Does a community have rights? Do the rights of the individual outweigh those of the community? Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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