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Immanuel Kant argues that autonomy, or the ability to self-govern or self-determine oneself, is the basis for morality and justice. In your paper, describe how Kant understands autonomy and why it...

This week you have an opportunity to reflect on your assignment from last week when you presented your philosophy of change. Discuss one positive experience from completing this assignment. Discuss...

The Peoples Republic of China (PRC) is currently implementing what is called a Social Credit System (SCS) that assigns each citizen a score based upon data collected concerning their social...

Reading Questions: “Ethics,” Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy http://www.iep.utm.edu/ethics/ Read the introduction to section 1, read sections 1a and 2, then answer the following questions. 1....

Understanding Epistemic Oppression through “My Dungeon Shook” Word Count: 1,312 When we think about oppression, there’s generally some physical aspect related to it. People are oppressed by being...

Moral Relativism Moral RelativismThe article linked to below is from The New York Times.  you read about moral relativism (also called moral subjectivism). After reading the article Why Our Children...