Order Instructions MEKEONTA Week 3: Full of Fallacies Instructions Description: For the Full of Fallacies assignment, you will create an advertisement that is full of fallacies (CO1). You may find a list of fallacies under "What are some logical fallacies?" in the Lesson and Logical fallacy definitions. The intention of...
Order Instructions Not all assignments need to be papers and PowerPoints. It can be beneficial to learn new systems and to explore your creativity. Infographics are used to communicate complex ideas in a visually pleasing, yet simple to understand manner. Evaluation, create an Infographic that communicates the information...
Order Instructions (DRUCE) PHIL110 D001 Winter 2022 Unit 6 of 9 Week 5: The Evaluating Thinker Week 5: Source Evaluation Instructions Description: After completing the Week 3 Full of Fallacies assignment, where we used logical fallacies to manipulate the audience in an advertisement, in Week 5 we will do the opposite....
Order Instructions DRUCE W3: Fallacies to Persuade and Possibly Manipulate Goal: Observe how logical fallacies are used to persuade and at times, manipulate. Course Objectives: CO2 Description: Advertisements exist to sell you a product. It might be soap, music, political positions, or ideas. Most advertisements use a variety of logical fallacies...
Order Instructions Module 2 Essay Due No Due Date Points 60 Submitting a file upload PortageCourse_AssignmentsHeader_4.png Instructions After completing the module reading, watching the lectures, and viewing the interview, respond to the following prompt with a minimum of 500 words. Identify any ten (10) features of Hinduism that distinguish it from...
Order Instructions Jeremy Bentham argued that when we think about whether someone/something ought to count morally that " The question is not, Can they reason? nor, Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?" a.) Why would it make sense for a utilitarian like Bentham to make...
Order Instructions Reading: 1) From Bibliotherapy: pg. 6-8 (#5), pg. 34-43 (#8, #9 & #10) Listening: 2) Ep. #022: What is the difference between being busy and being purposeful? (16:41) https://anchor.fm/shotofphilosophy/episodes/Episode-022-What-is-the-difference-between-being-busy-and-being-purposeful--How-do-you-live-that-difference-erfvqm https://anchor.fm/philosophyforeveryone/episodes/On-Crafting-and-Pursuing-Purpose-eivdim 3) Ep. #021: When and how do you concentrate? (12:15) https://anchor.fm/shotofphilosophy/episodes/Episode-021-Remember-how-long-youve-been-putting-this-off--There-is-a-limit-to-the-time-assigned-you--Concentrate-every-minute--Meditations-by-Marcus-Aurelius-ercs2a Daily stoic: How to Be More Productive According to Marcus Aurelius...
Order Instructions Please respond to all three questions in a total of 150 words. Please be sure to write about each but do not feel the need to write the same amount for each. 1) Using direct textual evidence from the syllabus and first podcast episode, what...
Order Instructions CO2: Examine the relevance of language and logic to problems of knowledge and reality Please pick one of the following questions to answer for the forum this week: What exactly is Empiricism? Please provide specific examples to support your answer. Do you believe Locke's primary and secondary...
Order Instructions Instructions Goal: A deeper understanding of the chosen topic. Course Objective(s): CO1: Identify historical beginnings of philosophy and contemporary positions concerning the nature of knowledge and reality CO3: Distinguish the basic concepts of moral and political philosophy CO4: Evaluate arguments for and against the existence of God CO5: Evaluate various...