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Description Discussion 1: Change Theory Meets Change Reality Applying research and evidence-based knowledge about change enhances the ability to effectively advocate for change that improves the […]

The Nicomachean Ethics Philosophy Discussion Description The Argument Evaluation essay should be 750-1,000 words (3-4 pages). It will be focused on identifying and evaluating an argument […]

USC PF Strawson RM Hare & JL Austen Analytic Philosophy Questions Description Please answer three questions, no two of which are on the same philosopher. Each […]

MSUB Feminism and the Ethics of Care Paper Description Reaction Papers : There will be three reaction papers this semester that should be three pages long, […]

VCC Concept of Truth and Knowledge Discussion Description Module 6 Opening Discussion 1212 unread replies.1212 replies. Purpose The purpose of the Opening Discussion is to allow […]

Philosophy Physician Assisted Suicide & Euthanasia Question Description Scholarly Arguments [WLOs: 1, 2, 3] [CLOs: 1, 2, 3, 5] In the Week 1 Presenting Arguments assignment, […]

PHILO 202 Theories Undergo Transformation Stages Questions PHILO Description For each of the following passages, determine whether it is an argument, a description, or an explanation […]

Moral Problems Philosophy Discussion Assignment Description Using the passage in the link can you answer the questions using basic terms of moral issues and philosophy. 1. […]

Letter from The Birmingham Jail Martin Luther King Jr Essay Description Choose one argument and evaluate it according to these parameters: Determine whether it seems to […]

Humes Ways of Expressing Propositions Questions Description purpose The Reading Assignment contains (usually) two questions pertaining to short sections of (usually) primary sources. Primary sources are […]

In Favor of Tolstoy and Walkers Views Towards Life Essay Description One of the primary goals of Buddhism is to go out of existence (permanently). Some […]

PSU Is It Right to Obey the Law Description prompt: In front of an unjust verdict, like in the case of Socrates (see the Apology, week […]