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Look closely at the song "Who am I?" and make a case for what kind of ethics Jean Valjean is using to work through his difficult moral decision. Is he a Utilitarian? A Kantian? A Virtue Ethicist?
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In 4-5 sentences, please answer the following quiz question below. How does Fanon’s sociogeny provide us with new philosophical insight about human development?
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Which Value Theory do you find most convincing? Why?
three different theories of value: hedonism, desire satisfaction theory, the objective list theory. Please briefly explain and defend whichever theory of value you find most credible. You should approach this task by presenting arguments, evidence, and/or examples that support your chosen theory. You might also consider presenting arguments, evidence, and/or examples that, in your view, discredit alternative theories.
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Space Utilization - The perception process
Sherman Adder, assistant plant manager for Frame Manufacturing Company, is chairperson of the ad hoc committee for space utilization. The committee is made up of the various department heads in the company. The plant manager of Frame has given Sherman the responsibility for seeing whether the various office, operations, and warehouse facilities of the company are being optimally utilized. The company is beset by raising costs and the need for more space. However, before okaying an expensive addition to the plant, the plant manager wants to be sure that the currently available space is being utilized properly.
Sherman opened up the first committee meeting by reiterating the charge of the committee. The Sherman asked the members if they had any initial observations to make. The first to speak was the office manager, He stated; “Well, I know we are using every possible inch of room that we have available to us. But when I walk out into the plant, I see a lot of open spaces. We have people piled on top of one another, but out in the plant there seems to be plenty of rooms.” The production manager quickly replied: ‘We don not have a lot of space. Your office people have the luxury facilities. My supervisors don’t even have room for a desk and a file cabinet. I have repeatedly told the plant manager we need more space. After all, our operations determine whether this plant succeeds, or fall, not you people in the front office pushing paper around.” Sherman interrupted at this point and said: Obviously, we have different interpretations of the space utilization around here. Before further discussion I think it would be best if we have some objective facts to work with. I am going to ask the industrial engineer to provide us with some objective statistics on plant and office layouts before our next meeting. Today’s meeting is adjourned.”
Answer:
1. Do you think that Sherman’s approach to “getting facts” from statistics on plant and office layout will affect the perceptions of the office and production managers?
2. How does such information affect perception in general?
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how were both the British and the colonists portrayed? Did you find it had a bias?
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How the IWY ( I do, We do and You do )model creates and supports student engagement of typical and atypical students.
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Do you agree with Howard Gardner's concept of different intelligences? How do you agree? Be specific. (250 words)
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A. For the physical development of adolescents, describe the features of puberty in boys and girls.
B. Discuss body image issues that can occur at this time(adolescents) in a person’s life and offer your opinion on the best way to address this.
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Corporations are the dominant social institution of our day. It is an institution created by the ideology of the classical model of Corporation Social Responsibility (CSR). Provide your own critique of the classical/economic model of Corporation Social Responsibility (CSR). Be sure to include reference to the ethical frameworks such as strategic sustainability model and economic model.
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