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QUESTION #1: In Episode #10, how does Aristotle address the issue of individual rights and the freedom to choose? In Episode #10, Aristotle addresses the issue of individual rights and the freedom to choose. Aristotle believed that in order to allocate rights, one must first have to figure out the purpose or end of the social practice at question (Sandel, 2009). For example, people can debate and resolve the question at hand. After, one must look at justice as its matter of fit, by fitting

Gondarks The Gondark are a cruel and hostile race of insect-like creatures that dedicate most of their time and energy to becoming the greatest of every race in the galaxy. These creatures are extremely intelligent and technologically advanced. The home of the Gondark is a planet by the name of Amerath. It is the only planet in the galaxy with a blood moon rotating around its gravitational fields. The planet is covered in dark garnet red sand and is very desolate with little to no light. The lack

The Article “Lily Ledbetter wasn’t lazy; she- and all women- just want equal pay” by Lanier Isom is about the gender wage gap. The gender wage gap is the difference between male and female earnings. Isom basically states in this article that the wage gap exists because of gender, however many experts state that the wage gap simple does exists do to a factor such as gender, but of multiple factors. These factors being that the statistics presented in favor of a Wage gap are incorrect and manipulated

first article, “Learning to Be Gendered” Penelope Eckert and Sally McConnell- Ginet argues that gender is something that forced upon us from the time parents find out the sex of the unborn child. These beliefs have been instilled upon us by society. One point the authors make in this article would be, “If gender flowed naturally from sex, one might expect the world to sit back and simply allow the baby to become male or female” (Eckert and McConnell-Ginet, 2013, p.738). Although this is a great idea it

Table of Contents 1. Background 3 2. Introduction 3 3. Statistical and Analysis 4 3.1 Summary of Data 4 3.2 Analysis of Data 5 4. Implications and Recommendations 9 References 11   Background Substance abuse is a problem that has over time dogged institutions of higher learning. There is a cause for alarm based on the recent misuse of prescription medication as well as the legalization of marijuana in certain states. This is a cause of concern for businesses because it affects the future supply

partner’s time and attention. This is a revelation to the fact that men attribute more value to sexual activity within relationships and women place more value on emotional intimacy (Wiederman, 1993). David M. Buss explained in his journal article, Sex Differences in Jealousy: Evolution, Physiology, and Psychology, how evolutionary adaptive problems faced by both men and women gave rise to the emergence of jealousy in reference to

society considers that both men and women are equals, but are we truly equals? In this paper, I will argue how Okin’s arguments for housework division, divorce conflicts for women, and wage labor bring economic disparities between the male and female sex in the nature of marriage and family. I will also examine both casual arguments from Susan Moller Okin and Kay and Shipman. I will argue that although Kay and Shipman have good ideas about how confidence contributes to inequality, we should approach

Research Methodology The mixed methodologies that were utilized to conduct the research to see whether or not having a job while being a student affects their overall career goals included quantitative surveys and qualitative face-to-face interviews. Thirty-five surveys were distributed on campus to California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) students. Four face-to-face interviews were conducted off campus, and were conducted with working professionals. Each interview lasted about thirty

The book I chose is titled The Evolution Of Desire by David M. Buss In this book the author explores the concepts of human mating in general, and breaks down what separates the men from women in terms of mating desires. He strives to understand what each gender uses to find, acquire and ultimately keep a mate. The author theorizes that the origin of today 's human mating behavior is directly linked to our evolutionary past. Some of thee main points were that while women prefer a older, healthy

The term, media, is plural because it is the combination of different instruments (the different types of technology) that is used to perpetuate the same homophilic values and beliefs. In our everyday conversations, we utilize these words and the technologies without ever analyzing the ideas and concepts which they stand for. The extent to which we do not analyze media leaves us vulnerable to the desensitization of the messages and ideas they perpetuate. After analyzing multiple films such as Whiplash