Philosophy Answers

Africans cannot be philosophers discuss

Tentative thesis statement about the Electoral college, immunization, insanity plea, and caffeinated drinks 

 Your actionable position on the subject

At least two supporting reasons and two sources for your position

At least 100 words.

Discuss the relationship between place, concepts and philosophy (of education)

1. Make a list of at least three debatable issues that interest you, and write a short paragraph about each. Write about what you know and want to know about each issue, and explain how each topic may be important to a current audience. Aim to select topics that are complicated and debatable. Make sure these are issues that you could research academically (so arguing to add a stop sign in your neighborhood would not work) and that you could argue practically (so stating that all guns should be banned would not work). At least 100 words
2. Discuss which topic you think would work the best for this project and why. Identify some research questions you’ll ask as you seek to learn more about your topic. You can also pose questions to your classmates about your topic. At least 100 words
3. Identify the stance you intend to take about this issue. Also, discuss any potential biases, obstacles, or disagreements you might face in an audience. At least 100 words

Guided by the views of logical empiricists, critically discuss how you will plan your day to day teaching activities for learners to promote the quality of teaching and learning?

Compose an 1 page essay that analyzes and evaluates an opinion article. Essay should examine the rhetorical context (author, audience, topic, purpose) of each piece as well as the strategies used to convey their respective messages (diction, tone, evidence, source reliability, and/or images). 1 cited page

According to Kant without the categories of understanding the world of experiences would be unintelligible. Identify and critically analyse the role of these categories in the acquisition of knowledge.

One of the limitations of Scientific Rationalism is that...

1 It does not enable us to deal with scientific problems

2 It is problematic in dealing with moral issues 

3 It does not enable us to deal with social problems

4 It does not encourage dialogue between the sexes

One of the limitations of Scientific Rationalism is that...

To promote quality teaching and learning how is day to day teaching activities planned guided by the views of logical empiricists