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Life-Altering Experiences James wrote, “The greatest discovery of my generation is that a human being can alter his life by altering his attitudes.” Explain why you agree or disagree and give an example from your own experience. William James is …
Do non-human animals have interests and rights? Do you think that non-human animals have interests? Does this mean that they also have rights? My view on this subject area is that non-human animals definitively have interests with regards to survival. I …
Animal Rights Do you think that non-human animals have interests? Does this mean that they also have rights? Explain. To argue that non-human animals do not have rights would come from a deontological thought, where rightness and wrongness are based …
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Will to power: Nietzsche’s concept of the “Will to Power” vs Alfred Adler’s insight that Nietzsche’s Compare Nietzsche’s concept of the “Will to Power” with Alfred Adler’s insight that Nietzsche’s “Will to Power” is not essential to human nature, but is, …
Compare Nietzsche’s concept of the “Will to Power” with Alfred Adler’s insight that Nietzsche’s “Will to Power” is not essential to human nature, but is, in fact, a neurotic pattern of behavior based on a “fictional goal” created by the …
Circumstances in which you would allow yourself to be cloned I can see no advantage for me to be cloned. The essence of human existence is the individuality each person possesses. The characteristics of a person should be a combination …
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Stem Cell Research, Cloning, and Genetic Engineering Are there any circumstances in which you would allow yourself to be cloned? Why or why not? My post uses the teleological theory of ethics. Many of the possible benefits and consequences of …
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Stem Cell and Cloning Are there any circumstances in which you would allow yourself to be cloned? Why or why not? When it comes to reproductive cloning, where it is developed to become an individual, I agree with a teleological …
Moral Worth in Kant’s deontological View Kant was a deontologist that believed our morality is based on rightness and wrongness (Archie, J., Archie., L.). Immanuel Kant’s theory of epistemology is that it starts with knowledge (“Kant’s Categorical Imperative”). However, he …
Moral Worth deontological View Kant believes that Good lies in the intention or will and they are morally praiseworthy when done with a sense of duty rather than for the consequences that are expected. This comes from a deontological thought …