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Descartes:
His Analysis of Melting Beeswax
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5 pages. This paper examines Descartes'
analysis of the perception of melting beeswax
and what it might really prove. We must wonder
if he has gone too far when he infers that the
nature of the wax is "in no way
revealed" by the senses and that the
perception is by the "mind alone."
Other considerations will be his arguments
about his awareness of himself as a thinking
thing in his second mediation. Bibliography
lists 1 source.
Filename: JGAbeewx.wps
Descartes;
Perception, Knowledge and the Inspection of
Objects
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This argumentative 6 page paper considers the
way that we perceive objects according to
Descartes. The paper examines the separation
of the physical senses and the mind which may
use innate knowledge. The writer explains the
imperfect and the clear and distinct methods
of inspection, arguing that this is not a
viable argument, and that innate knowledge
relies upon input of the senses and of the
corporeal world. The bibliography cites 2
sources.
Filename: TEdescar.wps
Diderot's
La Religieuse
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( 10 pp.) In this discussion we are asked to
look at Denis Diderot's eighteenth century
novel La Religieuse , and to determine through
that work and its major character (s) the
author's attitudes towards sexuality.
Bibliography lists 1 source. Rough French
follows text. A rough French translation
follows the text.
Filename: BBdidrot.doc
Disagreements
Between the Disciples of Thomas Hobbes and the
Disciples of John Locke
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This 2 page report discusses theories of John
Locke and Thomas Hobbes, especially as they
relate to positivism and divisibility.
Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: BWhoblok.wps
Dismantling
Truth
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A 6 page paper which discusses the subject of
solidarity versus objectivity as is presented
in the article “Dismantling Truth :
Solidarity versus Objectivity,” by Richard
Rorty. In this paper we address the
illustrations provided by Rorty as he
demonstrates, and attempts to explain, how
truth should have its own language that could
prove flexible and inclusive in relationship
to the gap that exists between the sciences
and the humanities. In addressing this concern
of Rorty’s we look at some of the issues he
has brought up and compare them with realities
that help to define his ideas. No additional
sources cited.
Filename: RArorty.wps
Distributive
Justice, Utilitarianism, and John Rawls
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This 5 page report discusses the work of
American philosopher and political scientist
John Rawls and his 1971 book, A Theory of
Justice. In it, Rawls presents an alternative
to the fundamental principle of political
utilitarianism and keeps his thinking
throughout the book within the parameters of
the social contract beliefs and attitudes of
John Locke, Jean Jacques Rousseau, and
Immanuel Kant and then bases his own
“system” on two fundamental propositions.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWjrawls.wps
Divisibility
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This 5 page paper looks at the divisibility
thesis and presents views by Locke and Hobbes
in its regard. Other philosophers are
mentioned in a discussion that embraces both
science and political philosophy. Bibliography
lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA046div.wps
Do
We Feed the Poor?
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A 5 page paper discussing whether the rich
countries of the world have a moral obligation
to feed the poor ones. 'Give a man a fish,
feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, feed
him for a lifetime' applies, but there seem to
be few who believe it. The views of Peter
Singer and Garrett Hardin are compared in this
paper, but both views are only in absolute
terms. Neither author appears to be willing to
consider alternatives that are any more
cooperative than the passage of sentence in
the Roman Coliseum. For them, it is either
thumbs up or thumbs down on the hungry of the
world, while actual solution is much more
likely through the extended hand that also can
grasp a shovel. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: Poorfood.wps
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