Critically evaluate either the doctrine of interactionism or physicalism. In other words, which view gives a more plausible answer to the fundamental question raised by the mind- body problem? Note that one can examine physicalism as a whole or restrict the scope of your essay to a particular type of physicalism.
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Ethical egoism and utilitarianism
August 14th, 2021 
Step #1 – Study the theory: The first task is to conduct research on ethical egoism and utilitarianism (PICK ONE THEORY) and contribute quality information to this forum about one of the ethical theories. Step #1 should be at least one paragraph and the link to your research content (This section is worth 25 points)Give […]
Is Change Intrinsically Good?
August 13th, 2021 I need at least 1800 words on whether Is Change Intrinsically good? Please argue that it’s not that good, especially when it happens too quickly. Topics discussed can be Political Change, Climate Change and technological change. For citations for climate change, use studies that show the impacts of it. For political change use, Burke and […]
can happiness be the aim of a moral system
August 13th, 2021 Can/should happiness be the aim of a moral system? Compare the arguments of Aristotle, Kant and Mill on this question. Which thinkers position is most convincing and why? Pirmary source1. Kant, Grounding for the Metaphysics of Morals 2. John Stuart Mill, Utilitarianism 3. Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics Grading rubric: Engagement with/analysis of philosophical texts: 5 pointsSubstance/structure […]
When a book has been made into a movie, one should read the book before watching the movie.
August 9th, 2021 You have to argue that When a book has been made into a movie, one should read the book before watching the movie. For this paper, we will do something a little different. You are going to write an argument in which you consider the arguments, as well as the counter-arguments. This type of argument […]
Philosphy- Thomas Aquinas
August 9th, 2021 Prompt: Reflect on one of the philosophers or philosophies we are addressing this semester. (You may choose one we have already covered, or one we will cover by the end of the course.) Your paper should answer at least one of the following questions: 1. With which philosophy do you most agree? Why?; 2. Which […]
Ethical egoism and utilitarianism
August 8th, 2021 Step #1 – Study the theory: The first task is to conduct research on ethical egoism and utilitarianism (PICK ONE THEORY) and contribute quality information to this forum about one of the ethical theories. Step #1 should be at least one paragraph and the link to your research content (This section is worth 25 points)Give […]
We are not stuck into our own mental maps
August 8th, 2021 Are we stuck into our own mental maps? Or we are not? Please elaborate on our epistemological faculties. Do we really can know something? What can we know and how? Support your position with philosophical arguments and/or scientific evidences.Essays must be structured as follows:– Page 1: Name, Surname, Title of the Essay, The Outline (Table of Content)– Page […]
Critically Assess Augustines concept of Free Will explain how it informs his vision of Justice in the City of God and the City of Man and identify an important consequence for Christian political thought.
August 6th, 2021 THESIS: A clear sentence that states the main argument of your paper that includes the central reason. Use the word “because.” ARGUMENT #1: Analysze and Critique Augustines theory of the Freedom of the Will as a foundational principle in Christian political thought and identify a clear outcome for Justice in: ARGUMENT #2: how it constructs […]
Any topic (writer’s choice)
August 6th, 2021 The only source that can be used is Augustine “Political Writings”Critically Assess Augustines concept of Free Will explain how it informs his vision of Justice in the City of God and the City of Man and identify an important consequence for Christian political thought. As per the syllabus, primary text to be used only; secondary […]
