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How do you structure an argument against a theory? (E.g. Utilitarianism)

  1. Identify and explain what theory you are arguing against:

Hedonistic Utilitarianism is a form of consequentialism, which makes two assumptions: that pleasure and the absence of pain ar...

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Answered by Robyn L. Philosophy tutor
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How do you explain social class?

Social class is a constructed view of how we understand the placement of people in society. We traditionally have always had three classes, which exist in a hierarchy. This is the upper, middle class and ...

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Answered by Jere A. Sociology tutor
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How effectively in this passage does Homer emphasis differences in the emotions felt by Odysseus and Eurycleia?

• Eurycleia is described to feel ‘Delight and Anguish’ (juxtaposition) whilst Odysseus is suggested to feel anger as he is described to have ‘gripped the old woman’s throat’ which shows a vicious side to ...

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What are the nominative, accusative and dative cases and when should I use them?

Using the cases correctly is vital, as different cases will change which word you use for 'the' (there are 12 words for 'the' in German!), and will also have an impact on the endings of adjectives and ind...

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Answered by Chiara O. German tutor
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How does the word 'rouge' end in the french translation of 'The apples are red'?

Les pommes sont rouges. (rouges is plural as it describes the apples)

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Answered by Elena W. French tutor
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