Defend (with an argument) a thesis on Kants deontological ethics. Is Kant right about the ultimate grounding of morality in reason, the supreme value of autonomy, and about what gives an action its moral worth? You might consider the application of Kantian ethics to a particular moral problem.

Defend (with an argument) a thesis on Kants deontological ethics. Is Kant right about the ultimate grounding of morality in reason, the supreme value of autonomy, and about what gives an action its moral worth? You might consider the application of Kantian ethics to a particular moral problem.

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Research a particular problem in Philosophy which in this case would be aesthetics. Focus in on a specific argument on the topic of “aesthetics” in philosophy. Take up a single definitive stance and argue for it.

Research a particular problem in Philosophy which in this case would be aesthetics. Focus in on a specific argument on the topic of “aesthetics” in philosophy. Take up a single definitive stance and argue for it. Explain in detail how the argument works, give notable criticisms to that argument, and ultimately explain why you think the argument is correct or incorrect.Try to start with someone making a claim in aesthetics and try to evaluate that claim so that there is some type of support along the way. It could be Arthur Danto or just someone else. Include at least 3 works cited and at least 2 should be a primary or scholarly work.

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Using the same Digital Journal google doc that you copied at the beginning of the semester and used last week, write at least 250 words under Entry #12.

Using the same Digital Journal google doc that you copied at the beginning of the semester and used last week, write at least 250 words under Entry #12. Your Digital Journal is a running document that will grow as you are adding to it each week; do not delete your previous weeks’ entries from the Digital Journal that you are submitting. Your growing Digital Journal will help you to show how you’ve met the ENG 100 word count requirement by the end of the semester.

The Digital Journal has two purposes, which are to help you:

develop a regular writing practice, by writing at least 250 words each week; and
continue doing some exploratory freewriting that you might be able to use for your next essay assignment, the Problem Solution Research Essay. You should have previewed the instructions for this assignment and chosen a possible research topic already. In this week’s Digital Journal entry, you’ll continue to prewrite on your research topic and freewrite to organize some of the information you’ve found about the problem: what are some of the causes, parts, or effects of the problem that you think you want to focus on in your research paper? In addition, you can freewrite on the solutions that you’ve found from research; click on this link to see some questions that can help you with ideas. If you’re doing the Creative Option, then click here to freewrite on the prewriting questions included in the instructions.
Also, click on this link to see how to check the word count of your writing for your entry in your google doc, so that you meet this week’s minimum word requirement. (Look at the article in section 2, “Find the Word Count for Selected Text in Google Docs.”)

Then click here to submit your Digital Journal Entry #12. Make sure you press the blue Submit button. (Look at the attached screenshot.) Due by 4/9/21 at 10am.

Note that these weekly Digital Journal assignments are recurring, and go to the same google assignment link — so if you try to submit your Digital Journal assignment earlier in the week (before I have returned last week’s Digital Journal assignment to you), then it will say that it was “Submitted”, and will not let you turn anything in yet. Be patient. Check your email first, for the notification that tells you that your Digital Journal assignment from last week was returned; then, you can turn in this week’s new Digital Journal assignment (with the new entry that you completed for this week). OR, you can “Unsubmit” your prior Digital Journal submission, upload your updated Digital Journal with the new additional entry, and “Submit” that — I will be able to see if you submitted multiple entries.

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King’s Conceptual System Theory

Discuss and explain Kings Conceptual System Theory.
First explain the 3 systems and provide examples of each system
Explain how the systems influence goal attainment
How could Kings theory help define a clinical quality problem?
Apply this theory to a potential practice quality improvement initiative within your clinical practice.
How could a quality committee align outcomes with Kings Conceptual System Theory?
What additional nursing theory from our readings could also align with an improved quality of practice initiative?

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New and Old Tension in Paris

Description my teacher gave:
-How do ruins fit into a city landscape? How does the past fit in with the present? Paris, the Capital of Modernity according to Balzac, exists at the intersection of decay and growth, of regret and hope. A city like Athens or Rome feels the pull of their history more strongly. A city like New York feels the pull of modernity. The history of Paris is one in which each new age uses the detritus of the previous age to build its own city. Build it back exactly the same and nothing changes. Reject it entirely and there is nothing to build with. Paris is a city that has managed to balance the old and the new, tradition and modernity, regret and hope. Our role this semester has been to adopt the role of intrepid explorers, excavating the buried secrets to learn from them by carefully brushing away the accrued material layer by layer.

Identify for me 5 key points of that tension in Paris. Where is it holding both the old and the new in tension? How is it doing so? Why might it want to hold onto that old piece of Paris? What does it represent? Why not get rid of it?

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For Moral Relativism

Moral Relativism has been defined as the theory that norms of right/wrong depend upon the say so (conventions) of a culture. Defend (with an argument) a thesis for or against Moral Relativism. Are some moral norms objectively better than others? How might the problem of the arbitrary (that we saw in Platos criticism of the Divine Command Theory) also apply to Moral Relativism? Feel free to refer to an example or two of a morally relevant cultural norm in your discussion of relativism. Please cite the textbook, Ethics: Theory and Contemporary Issues 9th edition, Mackinnon and Fiala.

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Identify at least 3 personality inventories and assessments that are available.

Write a paper of 23 pages on the following topics:

Identify at least 3 personality inventories and assessments that are available.
What are the key components of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator?
What are some applications of the Myers-Briggs in the workplace?
How can personality inventories and assessments help improve relationships in personal and workplace situations?
Include responses to at least 1 of the following prompting questions in your paper, and reflect upon what you have learned about personality this week:

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New and Old Tension in Paris

Description my teacher gave:
-How do ruins fit into a city landscape? How does the past fit in with the present? Paris, the Capital of Modernity according to Balzac, exists at the intersection of decay and growth, of regret and hope. A city like Athens or Rome feels the pull of their history more strongly. A city like New York feels the pull of modernity. The history of Paris is one in which each new age uses the detritus of the previous age to build its own city. Build it back exactly the same and nothing changes. Reject it entirely and there is nothing to build with. Paris is a city that has managed to balance the old and the new, tradition and modernity, regret and hope. Our role this semester has been to adopt the role of intrepid explorers, excavating the buried secrets to learn from them by carefully brushing away the accrued material layer by layer.

Assignment:
-Identify for me 5 key points of that tension in Paris. Where is it holding both the old and the new in tension? How is it doing so? Why might it want to hold onto that old piece of Paris? What does it represent? Why not get rid of it?

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If you had the ability to influence, add to or create a compensation plan, what would you include?

A well-developed post of at least 200 words

Students, in Chapter 11 – Total Rewards and Compensation, you learned about employee pay. Compensation is a motivating factor for workers. Poor management of pay programs can result in highly dissatisfied workers. Good compensation programs are heavily influenced by the concepts of equity in pay and loyalty from the employee.
write about the following: If you had the ability to influence, add to or create a compensation plan, what would you include? What are some main points or items that you think are necessary to keep workers motivated (in terms of pay)?

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New and Old Tension in Paris

Description my teacher gave:
-How do ruins fit into a city landscape? How does the past fit in with the present? Paris, the Capital of Modernity according to Balzac, exists at the intersection of decay and growth, of regret and hope. A city like Athens or Rome feels the pull of their history more strongly. A city like New York feels the pull of modernity. The history of Paris is one in which each new age uses the detritus of the previous age to build its own city. Build it back exactly the same and nothing changes. Reject it entirely and there is nothing to build with. Paris is a city that has managed to balance the old and the new, tradition and modernity, regret and hope. Our role this semester has been to adopt the role of intrepid explorers, excavating the buried secrets to learn from them by carefully brushing away the accrued material layer by layer.

Assignment:
Identify for me 5 key points of that tension in Paris. Where is it holding both the old and the new in tension? How is it doing so? Why might it want to hold onto that old piece of Paris? What does it represent? Why not get rid of it?

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