...Kant’s view of Good Will is a useful approach to ethics Kant’s moral philosophy relies on humans acting in accordance with their duty. In order to achieve this Kant argued that the source to all moral behaviours is a Good Will. Kant believed that acting morally is pre-programmed in all of us. He classified this belief with two main distinctions of knowledge, a priori and a posteriori. A priori knowledge is knowledge that comes without experience, for example anything a new born baby does is priori knowledge as they had not previously done this. A posteriori knowledge is knowledge that comes with an observation of the world. An example of this is something that a child at school is taught through the actions of another student, this could be another student playing with a toy in a way that the first child had not previously seen. Kant also discussed analytic truths and synthetic truths, analytic truths are true by definition, for example a bachelor is a man who is unmarried. A synthetic truth relies on testing, for example a statement such as ‘I am a bachelor’. Kant argued that our understanding of morality is based on a priori statement as it innate, but also synthetic truths because they can be either right or wrong depending on the world and are understanding of it. Kant believed that when we are driven to act in a morally right way then we are said to act with a Good Will. He also said that good will is an innate human capacity and the highest type of goodness we...
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...Ehsen Nadeem English III, Period 5 L. Pennington September 2nd, 2014 Summer Reading (The Mice and Men) Writing assignments (Essays) Friendship: When we talk about friendship their many places where you can make friends but the most important thing about friendship is what kind of friends you make because it can change your life they can lead you to a good or they could mess up your future but in the Mice and men there are two people who stand out the most and have a strong bond that makes them close friends. They are George and Lennie they are both important to each other especially because of their goal of having their own farm for Lennie his friend George is the most important person in his life because George protects him from trouble. In Lennie’s life George’s approval and disapproval really matters to him because of how close they are whenever he is about to do something wrong he would think back about what would George would think about his decision. But George actually says that he would be happy if he could work alone because doing stuff with Lennie could be really hard since he acts less mature and causes too much trouble. But for George even though he is pretty annoying he knows the fact that both of them have the same dream he would still go through everything to protect him where ever he goes he will always be with him and together they will make sure that they could achieve their goal. Some of the few examples are when Lennie mistakenly kills his own...
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...The protagonist of the series, Maron is a 16-year-old high school girl and rhythmic gymnast, who can also transform into the supernatural "Kaitou Jeanne" (怪盗 ジャンヌ Kaitōu Jannu?). Maron lives in an apartment alone—having been left by her parents, work abroad but is really possessed by demons. She is well liked at school, especially in chapter 11, when lots of guys from her school offer to escort her home on Valentine’s Day, and request chocolate valentines from her. She is also very stubborn and head-strong. Even so, Maron is a lonely young woman who hides her feelings behind a warm smile. Even though she has her parent's phone number and address, she is afraid she would once again be "thrown away" by her parents, and thus refuses to contact them. The only time she is contacted by her parents is by her mother, in order to tell her they are divorcing. Maron is very close with her best friend Miyako, though she still holds her at a distance. In the beginning, she sees Chiaki as merely a playboy, and refuses to trust him as he had always seemed to be hitting on her. However, after the incident when Maron was told of her parents’ divorce, Chiaki found Maron alone in tears, and he encouraged her to believe in herself. This was a turning point for Maron: Chiaki’s kindness helped her trust others, and it also sparked romantic feelings toward Chiaki. Throughout the series, she tries to confess to him, but something always happens. Finally, in the second last chapter, she confesses to him...
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...Kant’s view of Good Will is a useful approach to ethics Kant’s moral philosophy relies on humans acting in accordance with their duty. In order to achieve this Kant argued that the source to all moral behaviours is a Good Will. Kant believed that acting morally is pre-programmed in all of us. He classified this belief with two main distinctions of knowledge, a priori and a posteriori. A priori knowledge is knowledge that comes without experience, for example anything a new born baby does is priori knowledge as they had not previously done this. A posteriori knowledge is knowledge that comes with an observation of the world. An example of this is something that a child at school is taught through the actions of another student, this could be another student playing with a toy in a way that the first child had not previously seen. Kant also discussed analytic truths and synthetic truths, analytic truths are true by definition, for example a bachelor is a man who is unmarried. A synthetic truth relies on testing, for example a statement such as ‘I am a bachelor’. Kant argued that our understanding of morality is based on a priori statement as it innate, but also synthetic truths because they can be either right or wrong depending on the world and are understanding of it. Kant believed that when we are driven to act in a morally right way then we are said to act with a Good Will. He also said that good will is an innate human capacity and the highest type of goodness we can have...
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...Internal Control LO# 1 The auditor uses risk assessment procedures to -obtain an understanding of the entity’s internal control -identify the types of potential misstatements-ascertain factors that affect the risk of material misstatement -design tests of controls and substantive proceduresThe auditor’s understanding of the internal control is a majorfactorindeterminingtheoverallauditstrategyThemajor factor in determining the overall audit strategy. The auditor has a responsibility to: (1)obtain an understanding of internal control and ()g(2)assess control risk. 6-3 InternalControlLO# 2 Internal Control Objectives Reliability of Financial Effectiveness & Efficiency ofOperationsCompliance with Laws & Reportingof OperationsRegulations 6-4 ControlsRelevanttotheAudit LO# 3 Controls Relevant to the AuditObjtiObjectives RlibilitfEffti Cli Reliability of Financial ReportingEffectiveness & Efficiency of OperationsCompliance with Laws & Regulations Generally, internal controls pertaining to the preparation of financial statements for external purposes are pp relevant to an audit. 6-5 ControlsRelevanttotheAudit LO# 3 Controls Relevant to the AuditObjtiObjectives RlibilitfEffti Cli Reliability of Financial ReportingEffectiveness & Efficiency of OperationsCompliance with Laws & Regulations Controls relating to operations and compliance objectives may be relevant when they relate to data the auditor uses to apply auditing procedures. 6-6 The Effect of Information LO# 4 Technology...
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...Introduction Every department and or University face several problem like the scarcity of the faculty, improving of facilities and the inevitable school competition where most of the parents and also their kids prefer to enroll their child or even the children themselves prefer to attend in a well-popular university because of its name, facilities and even their graduates or alumni students who became their proud products. Also, one of the main reason why the incoming freshmen prefer to enroll to other school is the financial matters that their parents are unable to sustain their needs in terms of school projects, tour and other related subjects that entails money to spend as well as daily allowances. These are the reasons why they have a limited number of enrollees or even experiencing the ups and downs in terms of enrollment. The Department of College of Business and Commerce in Arellano University Pasay branch and even in the other branches are also faced this kind of dilemma. Now, the department head, staff and the faculty enhance a strategies based on the concerns of the student and even the number address its problems increase of new enrollees. In this way, the Department will promote their courses in order to capture and persuade more enrollees to enroll to in AU-Pasay Campus. The enhancement of existing promotional strategies would be a basic of increasing number of enrollees that would realize the profit in the year to come. The company image and reputation of the school...
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...and time with you prior to it being scheduled If you have any questions, please call 866-572-8376 EXT 10854 and ask for Ms. Vizgirda. IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS APPOINTMENT BE KEPT OR YOUR APPLICATION MAY BE DENIED. IF WE DO NOT HEAR FROM YOU WITHIN 30 DAYS, YOUR CLAIM WILL BE DENIED. &a,a/ S"o anty 4/auktrafi'o,r Supplemental Security Income ffi @ Social Security Administration NotICe of Change in Paymenf w w g SOCIAL SECURITY 550 ST ROOM 2000 W ffi MAIN r : w ffi H M g B ffi w B 6 m m CINCINNATI OH 45202 z -l ie # 000002666 I=000000 387 1.1S1780n34503 1123 02 cd,t Date: November 30, 201,tr Claim Number: 401-86-8182 DI rl,rrr,ll'll1lllll,;'l'l',r1,1;ll;,lllllll'llt"llll,lltlrll,,ll 266a 1 t|B 0.432 q a 7. o 4 ttll:l:.t l:&s- TROY LEE PETTY A 6rrv?r ot f oo !g m & w @ E ffi M H!}# EEr 16s6 LLANFAIR AVE CINCINNATT oH Abzz4-zqgi w m ffi g m m m g We are writing to tell you about changes in your Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payments. The rest of tliis letter will tell you more about this chanEe. This letter also includes how to find information about affordable healt[ care. months where payment amounts change. a J! tn We explain how 'we fig,rred the nlonthly payment...
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...Kaplan University “The Drinking World” l. Introduction A).Workers under the influence. B). Identifying the risks C).Factors In Employee Drinking D) Solutions and Statistics ll. Alcohol in the workplace has become a problem for many businesses. A).Problem areas that workers have under the influence B) Cause and effects being under the influence. C). EAP Employee Assistance Program. lll. Why do we work under the influence? A). Disciplinary procedures, accidents, death, poor decision making B) Sleeping on the job, loss of production, hang over effect, stress C). How EAP can help the employee and the worker under the influence. llll. Random testing A) Protecting the employers assets B) Approaching the worker under the influence C) Information and educational training lV.Conclusion Businesses today need to realize that there is a growing problem with alcohol and substance abuse in the work place. In the business world today there is a very common problem that occurs with workers in the work place. Alcohol and substance abuse. You wouldn’t think that this is a serious problem, but do you know if the person that’s working next to you is under the influence? Drinking among workers can threaten public safety, impair your job performance and also cause injury to yourself or others. Absenteeism, lost production, lateness are other impaired factors when...
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...Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior Non-fiction analysis How can you give your children the best upbringing as possible? Is it by being strict and fill their lives with rules? Or is it better to give them the opportunity to decide for themselves? Amy Chua would definitely choose the first option and in her article, “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” which is written in January 2011, we hear a lot about her grounds for why she thinks the first option is the right one. Amy Chua who writes the article “Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior” is an approved lawyer and works as a professor at Yale Law School in USA. Already from that information we can guess that she is very well educated. She mentions that she knows that there are a lot of people wondering what it is like inside a Chinese family who has all these limits and strict rules. Amy Chua knows what it is like, because she is raised by that way herself and she has done it towards her two daughters, Sophia and Louise, as well. Amy has established the ground rules, and defined some things Sophia and Louise were never allowed to do. Already in the beginning of the article Amy Chua engages the reader with the list she revalue with all these things that her daughters were never allowed to do. As readers we quickly make a picture of this way of raising children seems harsh and maybe even brutal. There are so many normal things on the list that almost every child gets to do where Chinese children are missing out. Amy Chua...
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