What does Kant think is special or different about judgments of beauty?
What does Kant think is special or different about judgments of beauty?
A rhesus monkey was trained to make same-different judgments about pairs of objects. For 50 trials, the animal was shown pictures of objects, it made correct judgments on 43 of the trials. Use the chi-square test to determine whether the animal had generalized its learned response from objects to pictures of objects. Note: the probability of making a correct response on any trial is .5. Test at alpha .05
What, near as you can tell, does Kant mean by 'humanity'?
What are work, play, rest, and idleness? How does Kant evaluate them?
What does Kant mean by “inclination”? Why isn’t inclination an adequate guide for determining right and wrong?
What is Kant's definition of Enlightenment? According to Kant, why is it difficult for most people to achieve? Do you agree with Kant? Do all people have a moral duty to think for themselves? Why or why not? Please give reasons to support your position.
Think about your field (business), what sets top talent apart? What is different about the best people in your field? Is it behavior? Is it knowledge? What makes someone great?
Under what conditions do you think that the finance manager does not have to think about capital structure issue?
Ethical judgments are usually distinguished from judgments of personal preference, taste, or prejudice by means of showing that ethical judgments: Need to be supported by reasons that should be universally intelligible or acceptable. Can be explained in terms of the particular customs or practices of a group or culture. Serve only as ideals and cannot be the bases upon which people live daily. All of the above. Are intended primarily to rationalize already accepted practices in a society. Critics argue...
What do you think is different about the way Apple is organized compared to most high-tech firms?
what influence dead, if any, what does it have over living?....think about the theological worldview " suffering and endurance" when answering the question.