EDLC505 WEEK 3 VOCABULARY CHART ASSIGNMENT INSTRUCTIONS OVERVIEW The module overviews of the first two modules expose you to the various educational philosophies from the ancients of Plato, Aristotle, and Aquinas, through the modern and post- modern philosophical eras, to what you will discover in Module 3: Week 3 when you study educational theories of […]
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What did at least 3 philosophers say about it in your readings?
Do you have a soul? Main questions on essay Do you have a soul? What did at least 3 philosophers say about it in your readings? What do you personally think about it? Why or why not? The philosophers in my readings that you can pick from are : Immanuel Kant Socrates Charles Darwin Rene […]
Briefly state what the key issue in each video is (one issue each, 2 issues total) and relate to course material for this section.
Discuss at least three (3) key ideas/concepts discussed in this section as presented in the lecture for this Module (in class or as found in Readings and Resources). Watch and relate to any 2 videos from Section Three posted in Course Resources. Briefly state what the key issue in each video is (one issue each, […]
What extent does your conception include playing roles and interacting with other people?
Define freedom in your own terms, specifically outlining those aspects of yourself that you consider the basis of your own conception of “acting freely.” To what extent does your conception include playing roles and interacting with other people? To what extent do other people limit your freedom? To what extent can you be really free […]
Does he also have a theory of ideas, or forms, that we discover primarily in his Physics and Metaphysics?
What do you think Aristotle would have to say about the theory of “ideas” or “forms” that Plato expounds in the Republic? Does he also have a theory of ideas, or forms, that we discover primarily in his Physics and Metaphysics? If so, how is it different, or not, from Plato’s? Which account is more […]
How do you think both relate to your everyday experience with democracy
Democracy Schmitter vs. Aristotle Read “What democracy is and is not…” and compare it to Aristotle’s definition of democracy. Describe common characteristics and questions that both authors try to raise and address. Outline differences in both notions and in the approach. How do you think both relate to your everyday experience with democracy
Why is it that Aristotle thinks that misfortune can blemish a happy life, but that it cannot make an otherwise good life miserable?”
What, for Aristotle, is a substantial form? The prompt: “What, for Aristotle, is a substantial form? (How does Aristotle’s conception of a substantial form differ from Plato’s conception of an object that instantiates a form?) What, for Aristotle, is the substantial form of a human being? (How are health/fitness and moral goodness related to Aristotle’s […]
Identify the type of evidence used in the novel utilizing Aristotle’s methods of persuasion.
The resource to use: Novel: Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinkinghttps://jtnthebe.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Blink-The-Power-of-Thinking-Without-Thinking.pdf Chapters 1 and 2 Write a critical analysis essay examining the following: Summary of the Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 What is the author’s argument (apparent purpose for writing the novel?) What is the point of writing this novel? Identify the type of […]
Considering Aristotle’s virtue theory and Hursthouse’s application of that theory, explain what a virtuous person would think, feel
http://classics.mit.edu/Aristotle/nicomachaen.html After reading Aristotle’s “Nicomachean Ethics” and Hursthouse’s “Virtue Theory and Abortion”, as well as the other material provided in this unit, write a 1050 words essay in which you do all of the following: Considering Aristotle’s virtue theory and Hursthouse’s application of that theory, explain what a virtuous person would think, feel, and do […]
Write an essay of 3–4 pages in which you describe your philosophy of work, including in the essay the activities you completed earlier in the week.
For this final assignment, imagine you are a philosopher like Kant, Aristotle, and the rest, and create your own philosophy of work. Assignment- Write an essay of 3–4 pages in which you describe your philosophy of work, including in the essay the activities you completed earlier in the week. With and introduction, subtitle, 2-3 typed, […]
