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Why does Kymlicka think that Rawls’s theory of justice “leaves too much room for the influence of natural inequalities, and at the same time leaves too little room for the influence of our choices” (70)?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 17, 2022 | Philosophy

PLEASE ONLY USE THE READING PROVIDED!! <3 Why does Kymlicka think that Rawls’s theory of justice “leaves too much room for the influence of natural inequalities, and at the same time leaves too little room for the influence of our choices” (70)? How does he think...

Why does Anderson think we should understand equality in terms of “capabilities” (or “freedoms”) rather than “resources” (i.e. wealth and income)?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 17, 2022 | Philosophy

PLEASE ONLY USE THE READING PROVIDED!! <3 Why does Anderson think we should understand equality in terms of “capabilities” (or “freedoms”) rather than “resources” (i.e. wealth and income)? How does she clarify the idea of equal capabilities, so that it is not...

How does Shelby stake out a middle ground between these two attitudes?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 17, 2022 | Philosophy

Shelby begins his paper by contrasting two attitudes towards the ghetto poor: the view that the ghetto poor simply need to take greater personal responsibility; and the view that any criticism of the ghetto poor is blaming the victim. How does Shelby stake out a...

Which of their ideas (be specific in detail) do you feel was most compelling?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 16, 2022 | Philosophy

We have briefly studied Jung, Maslow, Frankel, and Perennial thought as further developments of philosophy. Which of their ideas (be specific in detail) do you feel was most compelling?

Explain, in detail, why the speakers appear in this order.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 16, 2022 | Philosophy

Answer this question in 2-3 paragraphs (approx 300 words): In Plato’s dialogue, The Symposium, a number of guests gather to drink and sing the praises of the god Eros. Plato presents each speaker in a deliberate order (Phaedrus, Pausanius, Eryximachus, Aristophanes,...

What is knowledge?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 16, 2022 | Philosophy

Epistemology: What is knowledge? What makes knowledge valuable? Ethics of Belief Epistemology + Ethics – Epistemic Injustice – Testimonial Injustice – Someone treated unfairly Testimonial: someone who has credibility but is not given because of being...

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Why does Kymlicka think that Rawls’s theory of justice “leaves too much room for the influence of natural inequalities, and at the same time leaves too little room for the influence of our choices” (70)?

Why does Anderson think we should understand equality in terms of “capabilities” (or “freedoms”) rather than “resources” (i.e. wealth and income)?

How does Shelby stake out a middle ground between these two attitudes?

Which of their ideas (be specific in detail) do you feel was most compelling?

Explain, in detail, why the speakers appear in this order.

What is knowledge?

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