Wallace claims in Chapter 2 of The Moral Nexus that moral obligations appear as presumptive constraintson an agents deliberation. He also claims that the relational approach to morality captures that deonticaspect of moral obligation.What does Wallace mean by such claims? What support does he provide for them? On you view, doesWallaces relational approach provide a more illuminating picture of the deontic structure of moral obligation than the divine command theory does? Why / Why not? Defend your answer.

Use Rawls thought experiment, the Original position to come up with 4 rules for the home and 4 rules for society that will ensure fairness and equality of opportunity in the home and society. Provide a good explanation for each rule and why you think each rule will ensure justice either in the home or society.

Kuhn and the Positivists: Provide a concise but thorough summary of Thomas Kuhns
account of scientific change. Your summary should include explanations of the following concepts and their interrelationships: paradigm, normal science, anomaly, revolution. Provide clear statements of two positivist assumptions about science, and explain how Kuhns account of scientific change casts doubt on those assumptions.

MUST USE ONLY Introduction of Philosophy and Science edited by Timothy McGrew and A Short Introduction of Philosophy by Samir Okasha

2. Go into more depth within your chosen social problem. Examine your selected social problem and theorize why your social problem exists in the first place. Which sociological theory do you identify most with as you describe your social problem (see page 15 of your text/figure 1.7 & table 1.2). Why? (100-150 words)
I'd like for us to use our sociological imagination. C. Wright Mills (a famous sociologist) described the sociological imagination as: "the vivid awareness of the relationship between personal experience and the wider society". Choose one social problem (such as: abortion, bullying, alcoholism, date rape, capital punishment/death penalty, racism, poverty, eating disorders, etc.) and describe, in your ideal society, how you would combat your selected issue to solve it. Describe the experience of those affected by the social problem and how their experience would be shifted through the changes made in your ideal society. (200 words) (15 points)

read both documents that were uploaded, one is instructions on the whole assignment and the other one is the pdf version of the book so you can cite sources and provide evidence since this assignment is only %25 summary.

The response should be 2-3 pages
1.5 spacing and standard margins
NB: no more than 25% should be summary of the text
NB: explanation and elaboration are not summary!

Hi, to understand the question, I live in Quebec, a province in Canada that has Cegep which is a pre-university formation for after high school student.
This philosophy course is mandatory for every pre-university program, so its like having a mandatory english course but it is philosophy. The real course is called philosophy and rationalism and we have three of these in total to take for the completion of our program since it is mandatory for every cegep student. And this work is to write  an argumentative text.

5 paragraph in total

1.An introduction
a) I have to bring the problem and introduce the subject

b)I have to say the stakes and show the two possible positions including morals and values that motivates each position.

c)I have to present the question and reformulate the question in my own words.

2.Analyzing the concepts
This paragraph is simply to definite the important concept in the QUESTION , in order to understand the questi

Must have own copy or access to the book
Aristotles way by Edith hall


The Good Reviewer will represent the book (without lapsing into long-winded summaries) so the reader gets a sense of what the book is like whether the reviewer likes it or not. The good reviewer will also offer an interesting or revealing point of view from which the book can be perceived critically.

What is the task of a book review?  There are at least five kinds of book reviewer, but only one pursues the real goal.

Layout

Put page references inside parentheses as plain figures; put them inside final punctuation; use 'p.' only when it is part of the normal grammar of a sentence. So:
Blogg says on p.21 or Blogg says (21) ...  or ... as Blogg says (21), ...
Please use the reduced form for reference: e.g. 239-67 not 239-267, 235-9 not 235-39; but 112-17 - leave the 1 in for teens.
Indent quotations that are longer than three lines in your document.
Normal

Please follow the instructions in the pdf i uploaded. Choose any of the essay prompts except psychology topic 3 because i already wrote a paper on that. Please use references that are accessible to everyone because if the teacher asks me for it i can provide them with the references. Also try not to use complex english my english isnt the best. 

God father
Project Overview
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For this you will engage with a film that deliberates an ethical dilemma. This will
require you to consider the complexity of the films characters and the quandaries that
they face and require you to go beyond the movie, the characters, and the
circumstances as just pure entertainment. Your 2-3 page essay will be an
investigation, analysis, and evaluation of the ethical issues in a selected film.
      In watching a film, you are presented with ethical perspectives and you reach
ethical conclusions, condemning some characters and admiring others. Whether you
are sitting in an armchair at home or in the theater, you enter into the lives of the
characters in a film and, along with the characters, experience a particular set of moral
challenges. You consider the various ethical decisions made by characters and
examine the rationale behind their decisions. You also consider your own point of v

Please go through the Prince excerpt and define and explain the historical significance of the referenced people, places, and situations that Machiavelli describes and explain why he used them.

Cesare Borgia and his cruelty in Romagna.
Florentine people and Pistoia
Dido
Virgil and his saying that is in latin
Hannibal
Scipio's rebellian
Fabius Maximus
Locrians and the legate of Scipio
Senate