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    also known as coherentism‚ a belief or set of beliefs is justified‚ or justifiably held‚ just in case the belief coheres with a set of beliefs‚ the set forms a coherent system or some variation on these themes. The coherence theory of justification should be distinguished from the coherence theory of truth. The former is a theory of what it means for a belief or a set of beliefs to be justified‚ or for a subject to be justified in holding the belief or set of beliefs. The latter is a theory of what

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    the individual’s moral framework. (Harman‚ 1975) In ‘Some Moral Minima’ Goodman argues that “there are certain things that are simply wrong.” (Goodman‚ 2010) I contend that right and wrong are subjective‚ based upon elements of an individual’s belief system‚ and dependent upon the situation. In this paper‚ I will discuss theory based arguments to justify my disagreement with Goodman’s contention. When considering the theories of right and wrong‚ it is customary to think of them as absolute

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    she has been given. Opinions are formulated off of these values. Imitation is also a basis of foundation for the development of personal decision making and beliefs. The child sees and hears the actions and opinions of its guardian and begins to replicate them. What has been taught as “right” is now a fundamental element in the child’s belief system. Since values are a significant part of political standpoint‚ these early stages in a person’s individual mental and moral growth is crucial to the reasoning

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    particular thing unfairly. Bias can be used against someone’s sexual orientation‚ social standing‚ political beliefs or race. Bias in business for example‚ can be when one chooses to hire nor not hire someone based on their beliefs or race without even taking in mind their experiences‚ they automatically think that their way is wrong by just basing their opinions on their appearance or beliefs. When you see a homeless person on the streets your viewing on that person is different and make them less

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    What is Philosophy

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    “dates‚ formulas‚ or rules” (Chan‚ 3). As I continued reading however‚ I start to think to myself what I believe it means to take a philosophy course? My definition of taking a philosophy course is I would be studying the ideas of one’s thoughts‚ beliefs‚ morals‚ religion‚ and any other “stereotypical” philosophical description. However‚ thanks to the definition provided‚ when broken down‚ “the word philosophy is of Greek origin and literally means‚ “the love of wisdom” (Cahn‚ 3). What does that

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    Personal Identity

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    is a characteristic that can be seen through ones personal beliefs and moral grounds. Locke argues that identity is based ones conscience‚ thus proving that identity is based on ones beliefs and moral grounds. Through Butlers reading “Of Personal Identity”‚ one is able to take part in the philosophical debate of identity. Firstly‚ one must discuss Butlers opinion and views in order to prove that identity can be seen through ones beliefs and moral grounds. Butlers view on identity stems from the

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    Truth Definition Essay

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    true for me may not be true for someone else. For example I believe life is difficult‚ it is a struggle‚ you have to work hard and persevere whereas for somebody else the truth maybe that life is easy and things happen effortlessly. Thus people’s beliefs and experiences are there truth. Both claim maybe different but they both are true to the person experiencing them. How can a knowledge claim be tested for justification? Let’s take the example of history. Is everything we read about fact

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    adherence to a code of behavior." There are though many ways to look at a person’s integrity. A person with integrity possesses many qualities. Three of these qualities are honesty‚ the ability to follow a moral code‚ and loyalty to yourself and your beliefs.       In The Crucible‚ a prime example of a person with integrity is Elizabeth Proctor. Elizabeth shows her personal purity when she refuses to persuade her husband to confess to crimes of witchcraft. She refuses because she believes that he is

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    use the term know. ACQUAINTANCE‚ A SKILL‚ TRUTH CLAIMS (PROPOSITION KNOWLEDGE- MAKES A CLAIM ABOUT REALITY) * Explain the traditional definition of knowledge from Plato. JUSTIFIED TRUE BELIEF---2 options- believe or don’t believe. Don’t believe is crossed off. then there is true and false beliefs‚ false beliefs is crossed out‚ then there is reasons to believe and no reasons to believe‚ no reason is crossed out and you are left with knowledge. * Know what each aspect of the traditional definition

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    with this evidence‚ you should not get blind .However; you would get blind (www.philosophytalk.org). In addition‚ if we make reference to Descartes’ Meditations dispute. What Descartes argument means is that “the kind of evidence we have for our beliefs underdetermines what to believe (60).” Hence‚ we could use Bertrand Russell’s example. Imagine you had some kind of hallucinations consequence from some kind of drug or substance. In this case‚ how could someone differentiate their ’dream’ life from

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