Option 1. Think about the fundamental premise of the skeptics that it is impossible for humans to have objective knowledge of reality or anything else (a modern interpretation). Can this possibly be true that we are trapped in our own subjective experience? What does current science/philosophy say on the matter? Or is the argument self-defeating? … Read more
Explain how Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean works differently from Ethical Relativism and if Ethical Relativism would result in a different conclusion if the administrative agency is acting ethical or not in passing such a new regulation. 2. Applying Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean to Student Loan Forgiveness Aristotle’s Doctrine of the Mean emphasizes the … Read more
Aristotle’s Theory of Tragedy vs. Oedipus the King: Aristotle wrote The Poetics long after the deaths of the three great tragic dramatists of the fifth century B.C. In addition, Aristotle’s view of the tragic character, as one who “falls by some mistake” is, in most cases, not easily applicable to the plays of Aeschylus, … Read more