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Anthony Perez Dr. Andrew Jones-Cathcart Philosophy 101 February 14, 2017 Paper 1: Sense Perception, Knowledge, the Cave, and the Divided Line What is true knowledge? Is seeing really believing? Plato gives a great argument as to why our sense-perception of objects is not true knowledge of what we actually see. Also, the Allegory of the Cave comes hand in hand with the Divided Line and breaks down what true knowledge is in which Plato explains that true knowledge is; one, unchangeable and immutable

It was a brisk October night in Mystic Connecticut. The fading yellows, rusty oranges, and fiery reds of the leaves that were strewn about the roads supplied the only color and illumination that the cadaverous town had. Even the river that flowed through the village was dull in color- an ashen teal. The stodgy water churned and rippled, but it made no more sound than that of a petulant murmur. The town was abandoned every October as Halloween was approaching. Most people fled the village altogether

and capitalism ‘influence’ practical matters relating to space, from the construction of buildings to the distribution of investments and the worldwide division of labour.” (Lefebvre p.10) Space whether physical, abstract, or representational are controlled by the means of production, and the absolute value which can be fetched at the highest price. Through the work of Henry Lefebvre, Production of Space discusses the different aspect space influences in our lives right down to the core identities

cause destruction, physically or emotionally, a decision must be made about what to do with the location of the event. Said space is either memorialized as a remembrance of what occurred or it is destroyed to attempt to wipe it from existence. A sacred space is defined as an area worthy of reverence that promotes reminiscent respect. Although, hearing the phrase sacred space may seem to incorporate religious ties to a place, it does not necessarily only reference a religious history. For example:

resources, but also a city that keeps in mind the happiness of the everyday citizen. Public space provides a plethora of benefits if used correctly, however, in the increasingly digital society, precise utilization will be key to success. Now in 2138, we have not only developed Genezon to be an independent, safe, and technologically advanced metropolis but also a culture-, society- and person-orientated public space experience. Another name for Genezon is Genoa, which was founded around the fifth century

Spinal Decompression Spinal decompression is the process in which the spine is stretched using a traction table with the ultimate goal being to relieve back pain and even leg pain. The procedure is non-surgical and it can even help you with herniated, bulging and even degenerating discs. It works by creating a negative pressure and this retracts and repositions the herniated disc. It also creates a pressure in the disc and this will cause an influx in nutrients and other various substances. We are

When we regularly take a look at old sanctuaries, we pick up this sort of warm feeling in our souls, influencing us to address ourselves the entirety of its reality, how it remained to become, and what the distinctive brilliant occasions that occurred in this place. We investigate history, and learn the significance of the sanctuary, making it more exceptional than what we definitely know about it. We get awed with fulfillment while taking a look at its structure, and how it could emerge regardless

CNS noticed a need and studied it. They became experts in their target industry. They found what their customers wanted and fulfilled their need in a very unique way. A way that was quickly adapted. CNS was strategic with all their marketing and marketed in a way that would allow them to stand out and be not only noticed but sought as a problem solver. CNS focus is to build and grow business around innovative products. CNS put their successful products together for the markets. When CNS developed

What is sacred space? Upon hearing the words “sacred” and “space” together, you may be inclined to think of a place of sanctity; spiritual spaces that invite prayer, worshipping of the divinities or a place built for peace and harmonious gatherings. Why were these spaces created? In the past, human beings believed that sacred spaces were an imperative method to reaching out to their divine gods and religions, as a link between mortal and god. These spaces have some relation Heidegger's concept of

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines architecture as the art or science of designing and creating buildings. Almost all locations around the world have at least one or several buildings that are of historical significance or greatly admired. These buildings not only identify its citizens and government, but the state. Through architecture it’s safe to say that one can measure many things about the culture, lifestyle, creativity, and social structure. In this paper I will be comparing and contrasting