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Character is defined by Aristotle as the decisions a person makes when the choice is not obvious.Choose a verse of scripture related to character and discuss how that applies within the concept of you as a salesperson.

Posted on February 8, 2021 by Ambrose

Character is defined by Aristotle as the decisions a person makes when the choice is not obvious. To put it another way, character is how we act when no one is around. Research shows firms committed to character generally perform better in the marketplace. Choose a verse of scripture related to character and discuss how […]

Plato’s Divided Line: Who claims to know more, Plato or Aristotle? Is there a science of nature? Why?Discuss

Posted on January 28, 2021 by Ambrose

Essay on Plato’s Divided Line: Who claims to know more, Plato or Aristotle? Is there a science of nature? Why? The first paragraph must specify the goal (thesis or problem), chief sources to be used, and your general plan for the paper.

Explain Aristotle’s function argument for identifying the chief good.

Posted on December 18, 2020 by Ambrose

Explain Aristotle’s “function argument” for identifying the chief good. That is, clearly state the argument and sufficiently explain it in your own words.

Explain Aristotle’s distinction between the sublunary and the celestial spheres.

Posted on December 18, 2020 by Ambrose

Explain Aristotle’s distinction between the sublunary and the celestial spheres. That is, explain in your own words what this distinction is, why he makes it, and how motion works in each sphere.

Choose two case excerpts from your text, or from cases posted to Blackboard, and discuss how the cases and their outcomes relate to any or all of these concepts of the nature of the legal system,in a business context.

Posted on December 10, 2020 by Ambrose

“Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws.” –Plato “The law is reason free from passion.” –Aristotle “Where there is no law, there is no freedom.”–John Locke “The power of the lawyer is in the uncertainty of the law.” — Jeremy […]

According to philosophers, What is modernity?Discuss

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Ambrose

According to philosophers, What is modernity? The philosophers studied in class are plado, Karl Marx, Aristotle, Lucretius, Descartes, st.Augustine, and Hobbes.

Explain and critically discuss the validity, relevance and use of Aristotle’s 3 proofs of persuasion using examples from advertising.

Posted on November 22, 2020 by Ambrose

Question 1-Explain and critically discuss the validity, relevance and use of Aristotle’s 3 proofs of persuasion using examples from advertising.

Aristotle defined tragedy as happening only to elite or high–born members of society; Miller suggests that tragedy, character, and destiny can happen to anyone:Do we overuse/misuse the term tragedy? How does the literary concept differ from the common/nightly news version of the term?

Posted on November 2, 2020 by Ambrose

In your response, define tragedy; explain whether it happens similarly to the wealthy and powerful as it does to the poor and vulnerable. Then discuss the notion of tragic flaw as it relates to a character of your choice. Why is the common man a suitable subject for tragedy? Aristotle defined tragedy as happening […]

Read: Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and Aristotle’s High-Minded Man:Craft an essay examining the meanings of the two writings and how they might compare to each other, and more importantly, how they have a bearing on your life,keeping in mind the statement from Socrates.

Posted on October 13, 2020 by Ambrose

Start with the premise of a quote from Greek philosopher, Socrates, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” 1. RE Ch 5, Classical Greece: Philosophy and Ethical Thought 2. Read: Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and Aristotle’s High-Minded Man. 3. View the videos that serve to help with analysis. 4. Craft an essay examining the […]

What is the essence and purpose of desire and how to wield desire according to the philosophers below:Epictetus and Seneca and Desire,Aristotle and Desire.

Posted on August 27, 2020 by Ambrose

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

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Character is defined by Aristotle as the decisions a person makes when the choice is not obvious.Choose a verse of scripture related to character and discuss how that applies within the concept of you as a salesperson.

Plato’s Divided Line: Who claims to know more, Plato or Aristotle? Is there a science of nature? Why?Discuss

Explain Aristotle’s function argument for identifying the chief good.

Explain Aristotle’s distinction between the sublunary and the celestial spheres.

Choose two case excerpts from your text, or from cases posted to Blackboard, and discuss how the cases and their outcomes relate to any or all of these concepts of the nature of the legal system,in a business context.

According to philosophers, What is modernity?Discuss

Explain and critically discuss the validity, relevance and use of Aristotle’s 3 proofs of persuasion using examples from advertising.

Aristotle defined tragedy as happening only to elite or high–born members of society; Miller suggests that tragedy, character, and destiny can happen to anyone:Do we overuse/misuse the term tragedy? How does the literary concept differ from the common/nightly news version of the term?

Read: Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and Aristotle’s High-Minded Man:Craft an essay examining the meanings of the two writings and how they might compare to each other, and more importantly, how they have a bearing on your life,keeping in mind the statement from Socrates.

What is the essence and purpose of desire and how to wield desire according to the philosophers below:Epictetus and Seneca and Desire,Aristotle and Desire.