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Justified True Belief is one analysis of Knowledge; discuss two opposing arguments.

The JTB account of Knowledge is a basic and foundational claim that has been argued against quite stringently within the field of Epistemology. The most pressing arguments are Gettier Style cases, which c...

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Assess the difference between analytic and synthetic truths

Analytic and synthetic truths are two terms coined by Kant in the 18th century and are used to distinguish propositions. The idea of analyticism is also used to ground a priori propositions by ...

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What are the key features of Kantian deontology and what problems do they pose?

Deontological ethical theories are rule based with strict ideas of right and wrong. Kant considered humans to be autonomous beings, capable of reason and thereby able to construct and impose their own eth...

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How can I write a sufficiently detailed essay in the short time space given?

The key to nailing timing largely comes in making sure you are answering the specific question asked as precisely as possible. Often the time given seems so short because lots of writing time is spent add...

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"An Act Utilitarian uses scientific reasoning to resolve ethical dilemmas." Discuss.

I would expect the student to approach the question by first defining the terms used in order to demonstrate their understanding. They should state what they will be discussing so the tutor can see the di...

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