finally to a third proposition, conjoining the more distant cognition (“alterable” [=‘mortal’]) with the one lying before us: “Consequently, bodies are alterable” [=‘the students are mortal’]; then I arrive at a cognition (a conclusion) through a series of conditions (premises).[...
If two conclusions are being drawn from a set of premises, then you have two separate arguments. Answer true or false: According to King in 'Rediscovering Lost Values', all reality hinges on a moral foundation. Happiness can be increased through intentional behavior. True False ...
one idea that belongs under this heading is that changes made on the road to perfect justice must be meet some standards of “transitional fairness”: in changing unjust structures, we ought to be sensitive to cases in which people base their life plans on reasonable expectations that matters w...
He was as he was when he was sixteen years old working at Taco Bell, back when they fried the tacos on the premises. His legs had gone out from working at a standing job too long in the summer and he had that against him too. There was no more upward projection of his hopes and ...