Category: Philosophy

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Overview This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse mythological epic. Please plan on using specific evidence from the myth in answering both prompts below. Remember, it’s less about the “right” answer than it is doing the deep thinking and presenting your reasoning. Part A: Applying the Historical Approach. Very little… Continue reading Overview
This module discussion asks you to analyze the Prose Edda, the Norse my

Papers involve thinking critically about and doing additional research on a topic in social ontology. Papers must be both explanatory and critical. They must include a thesis that you argue for. You must justify your claims with evidence and arguments. Consider objections and respond to them. This will help to justify your view. They should… Continue reading Papers involve thinking critically about and doing additional research on a topi

Please see the reading and notes for this article attached to this post. Follow the guidelines below for how the paper should be laid out. **TOPIC** Nietzsche presents a critique of Christian morals and values, saying, “do not believe those who speak to you of otherworldly hopes! Poison-mixers are they, whether they know it or… Continue reading Please see the reading and notes for this article attached to this post. Follow

Each paper will examine one of these concepts: nature, virtue, justice, governance (of oneself or the regime), regime, prudence. Your first paper will examine Henry V and answer this question: was Henry V a Machiavellian prince? use these books: REQUIRED REQUIRED Intellectual History of Liberalism By manent, pierre Prince: Updated (Paperback) By machiavelli, niccolo /… Continue reading Each paper will examine one of these concepts: nature, virtue, justice, governan

Papers involve thinking critically about and doing additional research on a topic in social ontology. Papers must be both explanatory and critical. They must include a thesis that you argue for. You must justify your claims with evidence and arguments. Consider objections and respond to them. This will help to justify your view. They should… Continue reading Papers involve thinking critically about and doing additional research on a topi