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What is a priori knowledge?

A priori knowledge is knowledge that can be acquired without having to 'look at the world'. A priori knowledge is independent of the empirical world in two ways: i) it's truth does not depend on anything hap...
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What is a deontological ethical theory?

A deontological ethical theory is a theory which focuses on rules. Actions are right or wrong depending on whether or not they conform to the rule in question. For deontologists lying is wrong in virtue of t...
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How should an exam or assessment essay be structured?

Most importantly, your essay should respond directly to the question so the use of question terms is important throughout especially in your introduction and conclusion. A good essay structure would open wit...
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What are stem changing verbs, and how do I form them?

Stem changing verbs in Spanish can be a real pain to conjugate if you don’t know the rules to follow. A stem changing, or ‘boot’ verb, is one which changes its spelling for certain persons in the present ten...
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In the novel 'The Great Gatsby', explore the theme of idealism.

The student should refer to the various dimensions of idealism, and how they are portrayed through the characters, the setting and the narration. Using appropriate language, the student should mention how th...
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