Assignment Question Write a 4–6-page paper on one of the following topics. You may consult outside sources, but the focus of your paper should be on the texts assigned in class. You should also include at least one objection to your view to which to reply. Make sure to cite all sources and to not […]
Assignment Question Write a 4–6-page paper on one of the following topics. You may consult outside sources, but the focus of your paper should be on the texts assigned in class. You should also include at least one objection to your view to which to reply. Make sure to cite all sources and to not […]
Assignment Question Write a 4–6-page paper on one of the following topics. You may consult outside sources, but the focus of your paper should be on the texts assigned in class. You should also include at least one objection to your view to which to reply. Make sure to cite all sources and to not […]
Assignment Question I’m working on a writing question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn. All assignments should be written in Word and uploaded as attachments within the Assignments section of the classroom. Use 12 pt. New Roman font and double-space. Be sure to put your name and class information on the […]
Assignment Question I’m working on a humanities question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn. State what the major areas of philosophy are and briefly explain what they are concerned with understanding. State which area you think you are most interested in and explain why. Answer Introduction Philosophy, often considered the mother […]
Assignment Question I’m working on a philosophy discussion question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn. Defining Virtue Background In the first part of the Meno, Socrates is very interested in hearing a definition of virtue, but Meno is unable to provide him with one that withstands careful examination. There is, however, […]
Introduction In the realm of philosophical inquiry, three profound topics have captivated thinkers across cultures and centuries: the Buddhist doctrine of no-self, the arguments against a creator God, and Adi Sankara’s critique of Buddhist causality. Each topic challenges established beliefs and invites nuanced discussions. This discourse delves into these debates, assessing their plausibility, evaluating arguments, […]
Introduction The Buddhist doctrine of no-self (anatta/anatman) constitutes a cornerstone of Buddhist philosophy, challenging established notions of selfhood and individual identity. This doctrine posits that all phenomena, including the self, lack inherent and unchanging essences. Instead, they are transient, interconnected, and subject to continual transformation. This comprehensive essay undertakes a critical analysis of the plausibility […]
Introduction The Buddhist concept of no-self, known as anatta, challenges the traditional notion of a permanent, unchanging self and proposes that all phenomena lack inherent, independent existence (Smith, 2010). This article delves into the Buddhist doctrine of no-self, evaluating its plausibility through an analysis of assigned texts (Brown, 2015). Additionally, we will address a common […]
Introduction The Buddhist concept of no-self, known as anatta, challenges the traditional notion of a permanent, unchanging self and proposes that all phenomena lack inherent, independent existence (Smith, 2010). This article delves into the Buddhist doctrine of no-self, evaluating its plausibility through an analysis of assigned texts (Brown, 2015). Additionally, we will address a common […]
