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    Descartes and Hume

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    began to challenge authorities‚ including great teachers such as Aristotle and Plato‚ and through skepticism the modern world began. The French philosopher‚ René Descartes who implemented reason to find truth‚ as well as the British empiricist David Hume with his usage of analytic-synthetic distinction‚ most effectively utilized the practices of skepticism in the modern world. René Descartes was the first philosopher to introduce the intellectual system known as "radical doubt." According to Descartes

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    Agency of Necessity

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    B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) A project in the subject of Contract-II on the topic titled as ‘Agency of Necessity’ Submitted to: Prof. Owais Hasan Khan Asst. Professor Nirma University 1|Page Submitted by: Dhwani Tanwar 12BAL054 Semester IV DECLARATION The text declared in the project is the outcome of my own efforts and no part of this report has been copied in any unauthorized manner and no part in it has been incorporated without due acknowledgment. Dhwani Tanwar 12BAL054

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    Hobbes vs Hume

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    Prathyusha Guduru In the history of philosophy‚ two of the most prominent philosophers were Hobbes and Hume. Both made important contributions to the world of ethics. One of the main important things they differed on is reason. Hobbs felt that reason is way to seek peace but Hume felt the reason is only a slave to passions. In the following paragraphs‚ you will see how Hobbes and Hume explain their different views on reason the theories of the two philosophers are analyzed in depth‚ so that

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    Descartes & Hume

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    knowledge being a posteriori‚ or attained through experience and sensation. In an obvious way‚ David Hume’s empiricist epistemology directly contrasted Descartes rationalism‚ specifically by how he believed humans can attain knowledge. According to Hume‚ humans understand the world by experiencing different perceptions: impressions/sensations and ideas/thoughts. The amount of force and vivacity of the perception allows humans to differentiate between the two. Impressions and sensations are more forceful

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    Hume Philosophy Paper

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    David Hume was an early 18th century philosopher that is best known for covering a variety of theories. He covered that reason alone cannot be a motive to the will‚ moral distinctions are not derived from reason and moral distinctions are direct from the moral sentiments [Treatise of Human Nature‚ 11]. “Reason is‚ and ought only to be the slave of the passions‚ and can never pretend to any other office than to serve and obey them” [T 2.3.3 p. 414] in his work A Treatise of Human Nature. Reason

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    David hume The irrelevance of consent When we consider how nearly equal all men are in their bodily force‚ and even in their mental powers and faculties‚ till cultivated by education‚ we must necessarily allow‚ that nothing but their own consent could‚ at first‚ associate them together‚ and subject them to any authority. The people‚ if we trace government to its first origin in the woods and deserts‚ are the source of all power and jurisdiction‚ and voluntarily‚ for the sake of peace and order

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    The Necessity of Art

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    org/tipsandtools/7-reasons-arts-are-important Esaak‚ S. (2013). What is Art?. Retrieved 7 April‚ 2013 from http://arthistory.about.com/cs/reference/f/what_is_art.htm Fischer‚ E. (2010). The Necessity of Art: A Marxist Approach. Retrieved 8 April‚ 2013 from http://www.counterfire.org/index.php/articles/book-reviews/6012-ernst-fischer-the-necessity-of-art-a-marxist-approach Gregson‚ L.(2005). Is Art Necessary? Retrieved 9 April‚ 2013 from http://www.studionotes.org/whyart.html Quesada‚ J. (2009). The Role of Art in

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    Tution Necessity or Not

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    Private tuition – is it necessary? As far as I am concerned‚ private tuition is not necessary for me. I shall give some reasons. I find that if I pay attention in class when the teacher is teaching‚ it is adequate to see me trough my lessons and homework. If there is any doubt I can always ask the teacher concerned. Today most of the things taught in school are not too difficult to follow‚ as long as I do not neglect my work. Mathematics‚ Science‚ Geography‚ History‚ and English are not that

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    The Necessity of War

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    International Relations Is War Necessary for Peace? As society progresses‚ humans have started to question whether or not war is necessary or can ever be justified. The view held by most people post-World War II seems to be that war is needed and morally justifiable when it is waged as a response to injustice and as an attempt to bring peace to an area. This way of thinking suggests that the ends justify the means. However‚ this raises the question of whether we can have peace without having

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    Employees are essentially the most important aspect of an organization. Managers strive to motivate their employees so that they are willing to perform at their highest levels. When employees work hard‚ come to work regularly and continue making positive contributions to the organization‚ the business will be able to cut costs and yield more profit‚ both of which are the ultimate goals of any organization. On the contrary‚ unmotivated employees will mean the organization will have people that are

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