Category: Philosophy

Explain Karl Popper’s accusation that Plato’s political philosophy is a form of totalitarianism.

Plato’s Political philosophy
Answer the following questions in a clear and organized paragraph.

Each paragraph should include a clear and precise thesis (1-2 sentences) that directly addresses the question prompt.

direct quote from the materials of the course.

At least 5-7 sentences or more than analyze the direct quotes and explain how the evidence supports.

Explain Karl Popper’s accusation that Plato’s political philosophy is a form of totalitarianism.

Briefly explain why Hobbes believes human beings naturally avoid living in a

Could you continue to drive your car if you seriously considered the possibility that you would be in an accident that killed you or one of your passengers as a serious possible outcome of your choice to drive?

Reflection Paper 3

Could you continue to drive your car if you seriously considered the possibility that you would be in an accident that killed you or one of your passengers as a serious possible outcome of your choice to drive?

Is it really the case that getting wherever you’re going more quickly is worth the risk? Or is it just that you don’t feel like it’s going to happen, your experience so far inclines you to believe it’s very unlikely, that you’re not the sort of person to whom such things happen? Or, alternatively, how many of us continue to eat meat and drive automobiles despite the fact that we know—or, at least, the scientists know—that the future consequences of climate change will be extreme and irreversible if we continue to act as if nothing’s wrong?

Do humans have a permanent interest in being happy? In your answer, quote the works by Mill that we have read. Paper 1 should be 500 to 750 words.

Paper Topics and Paper Word Lengths:
Paper 1: Argue an answer to the following question:

Do humans have a permanent interest in being happy? In your answer, quote the works by Mill that we have read. Paper 1 should be 500 to 750 words.

How does Native American Philosophy of education differ from traditional European perspectives on learning?

EDUC703-REPLIES-Discussion: U.S. Founding Through Progressive Movement

Ch. 11 – Question 7

What motivation drove Gen. Howard in his educational reform?

Chapter 12 Question 1:

How does Native American Philosophy of education differ from traditional European perspectives on learning?

Is the unexamined life worth living? Discuss.According to Socrates, it is not. Socrates does not consider any counterarguments to his famous claim in the Apology.

Is the unexamined life worth living? Discuss.According to Socrates, it is not. Socrates does not consider any counterarguments to his famous claim in the Apology. In this paper, defend or criticize the claim that the unexamined life is not worth living via philosophical argument.