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    Descartes vs. Pascal

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    were Descartes and Pascal. Though both saw reason as the primary source of knowledge‚ they disagreed over the competence of human reason. Descartes‚ the skeptic‚ said that we could use reason to find certain truth if we used it correctly‚ while Pascal said that we can’t know certain truth‚ but reason is the best source of knowledge that we have. Descartes: Reason is the tool by which we know everything that we know. But most people make the mistake of basing their reasoning on assumptions which

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    20-1 1/9/2012 Truth - The Twisted Reality “I’ll believe it when I see it‚” a wise man once said. Humans as a whole are eternally searching for truth‚ but in reality‚ truth is what you make it. Yann Martel allows us to further understand this concept through Life of Pi‚ which illustrates that truth can be fashioned through one’s situation‚ one’s perspective and one’s desire for truth. Out of the blocks first is situation. Different situations provoke different truths. Pi Patel leads a

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    as they wouldn’t have anything to guide them in life‚ and they wouldn’t be able to have fun. Simply believing in religion would cause your life to be unstable‚ as you would be completely oblivious to how the world works‚ instead using your idea of ’truth’. As well as this‚ if a scientist were able to prove your religion as incorrect and non-existent‚ you would lose your faith and have nothing to

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    "Still‚ the Truth Remains" An immense desire for personal satisfaction‚ and extraordinary reputation can often result in a sickly‚ perverse distortion of reality. In Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex‚ a man well known for his intellect and wisdom‚ finds himself blind to the truth of his life‚ and his parentage. William Shakespeare’s Hamlet also contains a character that is in search of the truth‚ which ultimately leads to his own demise‚ as well as the demise of many around him. Arthur Miller’s play‚ The

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    The Value of Knowledge

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    Knowledge is power? Tell me‚ how much power is that? How much will be its impact in upholding the truth? Does truth have to be valued? A wise and old saying that people still believe until now is “truth hurts but it will set you free.” I’ve watched many dramas where characters are fighting with all their might just to know the truth. It’s true and always will be‚ that compassionate value in truth will release you from the prison of darkness that lies cover. Bondage. Cruelty. Lies. Why

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    Mill What Is Poetry

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    What Is Poetry? by John Stuart Mill It has often been asked‚ What Is Poetry? And many and various are the answers which have been returned. The vulgarest of all--one with which no person possessed of the faculties to which poetry addresses itself can ever have been satisfied--is that which confounds poetry with metrical composition; yet to this wretched mockery of a definition many have been led back by the failure of all their attempts to find any other that would distinguish what they have been

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    should be enjoyed by everyone because literature is a gift. Why is the transplantation of truth an exclusive criterion of the literature of knowledge? * It is because what is written on every works we see or know is either a grasp of reality or based on emotions that was felt or experienced by the writer. Most ideas came from experience of human being itself. 4. Why is it subordinated by the truth that the literature of power carries? *

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    Value System

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    values of a society reflect what is considered good or bad in that society .for ex‚respect for elders. Similarly‚every co. has its own moral convictions or beliefs .corporate values are the moral beliefs of the coporate sector.values likes honesty and truth are the basic value of the society.therefore‚businessman are the expected to avoid adulteration and hoardings of hoods‚ false weights and black marketing and false misleading ads.etc. Values and ethics are closely related with each other.ethics is

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    Meeting #1 Brad A-G 2013 Questions to be answered: • What‚ for Frege‚ is a thought? • Can we define truth‚ according to Frege? If so‚ what’s the definition? If not‚ why not? Frege’s The Thought: A Logical Inquiry Question: Is Frege concerned with the act of thinking or the thing thought? Old view (pt. of “Modern Semantic Tradition” (roughly 17th – 19th century‚ before Frege and Russell) The meaning of an expression is constituted by ideas‚ images or impressions that are in the

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    Truth in Sentencing

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    Truth-in-sentencing debate Learning Team B CJA/204 November 26‚ 2012 Deana Bohenek Truth-In-Sentencing Debate Opening Argument Truth-in-sentencing laws do not deter crime.  The federal truth-in-sentencing law guarantees that certain violent offenders will serve at least 85% of their sentence (Schmalleger‚ 2012).  However‚ if the offender acts accordingly in prison‚ he or she can attain

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