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    paints wet (the means) in order to save the drowning stranger in the lake (the ends)‚ is the input for the universal law formulation as described by Kant. Importantly‚ a maxim cares both about the motives of action and the results‚ which is the foundation for Kantian thought. To determine the moral validity of each maxim‚ the maxim must be thought about in the sense of what if everyone did such a thing like get their pants wet in order to save a drowning stranger as if by universal law or act of nature

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    He uses starving children in Bengali and a drowning child. He argues that people have many different reasons to [delete] why they do not donate. His vision is that the people and the government should take care of the problem. He uses a great illustrative imaginative scenario. Basically‚ let’s say you are walking down the path by the local pond. You have just purchased a brand new pair of running pants worth $100. You see a young child drowning and screaming for help. You have a moral obligation

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    anything of ’comparable moral significance’‚ using the analogy of a drowning child and hence assuming the principle _of "_universalizability" (405). As Singer writes‚ he attempts to justify why he feels that it is within our means to do so without sacrificing anything morally significant‚ and concludes that we hence morally ought to prevent starvation due to famine. Singer anticipates objections and the first of which is that as the drowning child is nearer to us than the starving Bengali‚ the moral obligation

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    through the different representations of ‘drowning’. As a result the title itself is a complex structure of the novel. According to Robert Drewe ‘as an occupation‚ drowning was somewhere between a trade and an art’3. However drowning is more than just an occupation‚ it is to Will a way of life and tradition. However Will is not a drowner but an engineer‚ and here it becomes symbolic of Will’s life. Although through his rationality he left behind drowning‚ he speculates that engineering is “in its

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    Both the Drowning Girl and Twenty-Five Colored Marilyns include an image from popular culture. They both contain a woman as the main focus of the composition. Both works were cropped from an original image. The pieces are both reinvented from another image in order to create a new meaning and outlook for the work. The images are different from one another in a variety of ways. One way they are different is in color and vibrancy. While the Twenty-Five Marilyns is vibrant in color‚ the Drowning Girl is

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    personal beliefs about war onto the reader. In the poem Owen uses rhyming as a way to emphasize particular words. He rhymes words such as "sludge” and “trudge" (line 2&4)‚ "fumbling” and “stumbling" (lines 9&11) and "drowning” and “drowning" (lines 14&16). By saying the word “drowning” more than once he is able to emphasize how the traumatic the experience was for him. Owen’s poem is filled with detailed imagery that gives the reader insight into how it felt for Owen and the other soldiers of WWI

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    sharp command. This helps pick up the pace of the poem which also adds more to the tension. There were many verbs which Owen used to describe the soldier who could not get his gas mask on in time‚ such as; “fumbling”‚ “yelling”‚ “floundering” and “drowning”. By using words ending in “ing” it makes it sound as if what is happening is happening right there and then in the present. The poet uses a metaphor‚

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    we should ‚ morally. In other words‚ it is the right thing to do to prevent anything bad from happening. Singer strengthens his claim by giving us a scenario involving a person a drowning. Okay so imagine your yourself walking by a pond‚ and all of a sudden out of 2 nowhere‚ you see a child drowning. What do you

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    In the painting‚ Icarus is drowning in the ocean just off of the shore‚ Icarus is depicted as very “Insignificant” and “Not Important” in the painting. It is very hard to even notice where Icarus is in the painting. He is drowning in the bottom right corner next to the shore. Also in this painting‚ Daedalus Is not even in the painting and is so insignificant that he wasn’t even included in the painting. While Icarus is drowning because of his ignorance‚ people around don’t notice his suffering. Farmers

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    Purpose: To save Fred’s life ! Background information: We have to save Fred from drowning. If we drop him in the water Fred will die. Fred has only 2 lives. We can’t stab Fred with the paperclips because if we do he will also die. We have to try to get the lifesaver which is under the cup in order to save Fred’s life & keep him from drowning. Once we put the lifesaver on Fred he will be safe but we have to be careful when we’re picking up the lifesaver and Fred with paperclips. Hypothesis:

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