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Is there, according to David Hume, a standard of taste, such that the aesthetic judgments based on it can make justified claims to be right or adequate to their object?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 13, 2022 | Philosophy

Research question (given and must be used): Is there, according to David Hume, a standard of taste, such that the aesthetic judgments based on it can make justified claims to be right or adequate to their object? If so, which standard is it? How does Hume justify his...

How should we respond to this discovery?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 10, 2022 | Philosophy

this is the main question that needs to be answered. 1. Living without free will. Suppose that freedom and responsibility are mere illusions (perhaps for the reasons Galen Strawson gives). How should we respond to this discovery? How should it affect our relationships...

Which approach to the problem of distributive justice do you find most convincing and why, that of John Rawls or that of Robert Nozick?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 9, 2022 | Philosophy

Answer the following two questions: 1. To what extent are you convinced by Robert Paul Wolff’s argument that philosophical anarchism is the only approach to the issue of legitimate collective authority that is consistent with the value of autonomy? (250 words) 2....

Choose any two of the following authors and explain their analyses of the tensions between citizens and non-citizens: Gordon, Arendt, Brown, or Honig.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 9, 2022 | Philosophy

1. Several of our authors have discussed the social and individual significance of citizenship, especially in its relationship to non-citizens (whether foreign nationals, immigrants, or refugees and other stateless people). Choose any two of the following authors and...

Explain the meaning of this passage.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 8, 2022 | Philosophy

Write two full paragraphs (five complete sentences), one inch margins, grammatically correct answers, double spacing, no quotations, explain in your own words. On page 43, Boehm says: “I claim human political nature (including propensities to dominate and submit...

Would their analyses agree or converge?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Dec 7, 2022 | Philosophy

Topics 1. I.M. Young and John Rawls have offered contrasting approaches to the idea of justice and injustice in a given society. Using your own example of some contemporary social, political, or economic issue, write an essay in which you discuss how each author would...

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Is there, according to David Hume, a standard of taste, such that the aesthetic judgments based on it can make justified claims to be right or adequate to their object?

How should we respond to this discovery?

Which approach to the problem of distributive justice do you find most convincing and why, that of John Rawls or that of Robert Nozick?

Choose any two of the following authors and explain their analyses of the tensions between citizens and non-citizens: Gordon, Arendt, Brown, or Honig.

Explain the meaning of this passage.

Would their analyses agree or converge?

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