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What are the different metaethical theories?

Metaethical theories are commonly grouped into five families. Non-cognitivism is the family of views which typically hold that moral statements are expressions of attitudes, as opposed to descriptions of ...

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Answered by Joe M. Philosophy tutor
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Would you agree that although E.M Forster’s novel Howard’s End is not, in any obvious sense a ‘modernist’ novel, it is certainly a novel fundamentally concerned with ‘modernity’?

Although it is not regarded as a complete modernist novel, it is clear that Forster in Howard’s End integrates obvious modernist subject matter. The novel seems to be a dichotomy between Victoria...

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Answered by Kishore T. English tutor
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If x^2 + 4x + 3xy + y^3 = 6, find the first derivative.

This is an example of implicit differentiation. We differentiate with respect to x, remembering that y is a function of x. The terms without a 'y' differentiate as normal by the power rule nxn-1

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How do skeletal muscles contract ?

A motor neuron stimulates the sarcoplasmic reticulum, causing it to release Calcium ions. The calcium ions binds to the toponin that is blocking the myosin binding site on the acting filament, the binding...

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How far do sociologists agree that men commit more crime?

Messerschmidt argues that men commit more crime due to their crisis in masculinity. He argues that there are two types of masculinity, hegemonic and subordinate. Hegemonic is the dominant form of masculin...

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Answered by Lewis H. Sociology tutor
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