In the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle concludes that eudemonia, or human flourishing (translated as happiness? in our text) is the highest good. Describe Aristotles conception of eudem

In the Nicomachean Ethics, Aristotle concludes that eudemonia, or human flourishing (translated as “happiness” in our text) is the highest good. Describe Aristotle’s conception of eudemonia (“happiness”). Next, describe...

What is the fallacy of Straw Man? How is it different than simply disagreeing with someone else’s point of view? Use the material in Vaughn’s book to help you give a detailed explanat

Length tips–To answer these topics completely, it takes about 2 pages – 8-10 paragraphs. Use the topic questions and the scoring rubric to see if your draft responds fully to all parts of the question. A complete thoughtful answer is more important than...

Your?Special Project?for Lesson Two is to complete a?Rational Life Plan.?This has 2 parts.? Page 15 speaks to many of the ideas to be reviewed within your Rational Life Plan.? Orga

  Your Special Project for Lesson Two is to complete a Rational Life Plan. This has 2 parts.  Page 15 speaks to many of the ideas to be reviewed within your Rational Life Plan.  Organize the project as you see fit in terms of full...

Your WIT, What Do I Think, are short, reflective work. Each WIT is to exhibit your critical analysis skills, your organizational skills for writing,??and your creative thinking ski

Watch these vidoes and answer the questions below.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBPd7getIcM and...

In Book IX, Chapter 8 of?Nicomachean EthicsPage(146-148),?Aristotle discusses two conceptions of self-love or selfishness. There is a common view of self-love or selfishness which he

In Book IX, Chapter 8 of Nicomachean EthicsPage(146-148), Aristotle discusses two conceptions of self-love or selfishness. There is a common view of self-love or selfishness which he initially considers to be somewhat plausible, but after further analysis...

In Book IX, Chapter 4 of?Nicomachean Ethics Page (141-143),?Aristotle discusses self-love and friendship. He describes the way an excellent (fully virtuous) person will regard his or

In Book IX, Chapter 4 of Nicomachean Ethics Page (141-143), Aristotle discusses self-love and friendship. He describes the way an excellent (fully virtuous) person will regard his or her self, and how a vicious (the opposite of virtuous) person will regard...

Explain the author’s argument in the article that youve chosen. In his/her view, what is the correct position to have on the applied ethics issue you chose? What are the reasons that

Part I – Explain the author's argument in the article that you’ve chosen. In his/her view, what is the correct position to have on the applied ethics issue you chose? What are the reasons that he/she gives in support of his/her view? Part II –...

For this discussion board please review Peter Singer’s entry in our textbook ‘Famine, Affluence, and Morality’ (Page 678). You also may want to review the following video: Peter Singe

  For this discussion board please review Peter Singer's entry in our textbook "Famine, Affluence, and Morality" (Page 678).  You also may want to review the following video: Peter Singer's Examined LifeLinks to an external site. Based on...

Ethics are based on our morals and that everyone has free will but what is free will? Free will is the theory that we make our own decisions and actions, This decision could have a po

PLEASE READ THE POST BELOW AND RESPOND TO IT IN 50 WORD OR MORE: Ethics are based on our morals and that everyone has free will but what is free will?  Free will is the theory that we make our own decisions and actions, This decision could have a positive or...

Describe the three types of friendship Aristotle discusses in?Nicomachean Ethics, Book VIII(page119- 137). Next, compare and contrast them. How is each similar to the others? How is e

Describe the three types of friendship Aristotle discusses in Nicomachean Ethics, Book VIII(page119- 137). Next, compare and contrast them. How is each similar to the others? How is each different from the others? Finally, identify the type of friendship...

What did you notice with the comic strip on the left? How can you relate to this act? Why? about you trash some garbage anywhereScreenshot_20231016-1604562.png

What did you notice with the comic strip on the left? How can you relate to this act? Why? about you trash some garbage anywhereScreenshot_20231016-1604562.png

What makes you?you?is your perspective. For instance, you have experiences that have shaped you as a person, experiences that have taught you right from wrong, and lessons. You have learned

 PLEASE RESPOND TO THIS POST OF ANOTHER CLASSMTE BELOW IN 50 WORDS OR MORE: What makes you you is your perspective. For instance, you have experiences that have shaped you as a person, experiences that have taught you right from wrong, and lessons. You...