1.)Read the primary source: “Deeds of the Divine Augustus” 2.)Evaluate the primary source by answering the following questions in two or three paragraphs: a.)Who wrote the text? b.)Who was the author’s intended audience? c.)What was his purpose in writing the text? Think about audience and genre. d.)What does this text tell you about the values […]
The concept of Servant Leadership has been very popular since Greenleaf first wrote about it in 1970. Many Christians subscribe to this model of leadership as the most appropriate model for Christian leaders to use. In this course, you are studying the constructs of Steward leadership, which some would say is a broader construct that […]
Describe your philosophy regarding teaching as it relates to the state college mission; diversity of student population in terms of age, abilities, disability, and academic goals; and the manner in which you incorporate respect for different cultures into your teaching. date prepared shown. All candidates should be prepared to answer additional interview questions in writing […]
Complex Survivalism, or: How to Lose Your Essence and Live to Tell About It
This forum requires the viewing of two videos: the first is from Kilbourne’s website; the second is a TED Talk by Ashley Graham. The first video is available via Dr. Jean Kilbourne’s website; Kilbourne is a renowned speaker who has made a career of presenting on her critical analyses of the effects of advertising on […]
For this assignment, you will write a 2–3-page essay (double-spaced, 1-inch margins) providing examples of how some facet of “process philosophy” has impacted American government and/or society. You may focus on just 1 example, or you may discuss 2–3 examples. Options include the following topics: A specific piece of legislation. The “party platform” of either […]
What is the essence and purpose of desire and how to wield desire according to the philosophers below: Aristotle and Desire Epictetus and Seneca and Desire Epicurus and Desire Baruch Spinoza and Desire Immanuel Kant and Desire GWF Hegel and Desire
1. At 186B, Eryximachus develops an extended similie between love and medicine (and lots of other things). Explain the similie, focusing on the idea of balancing opposites. 2. What makes one an expert at medicine, according to Eryximachus? What makes one an expert lover? Can you think of any important differences between doctors and lovers?
. What is the difference between the two kinds of love Pausanius identifies at 180D-81C?2. Does Pausanius support making laws – either legal or moral – about erotic relationships? Why or why not? (181E-82A)3. Pausanius describes love as a kind of exchange, one which can be either good or bad. Explain what makes an exchange […]
What are the characteristics of love, and what does love teach us, according to Phaedrus? According to Phaedrus’s speech, can love ever be bad? Why or why not? Do you think Phaedrus’ speech is profound or shallow? What makes you think that?
