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A PERSONAL VIEW of WAR via The English Patient
World War II as viewed by the characters in Ondaatje's novel "The English Patient". The novel is much better than the movie by the way (the movie is like a lion with it's teeth pulled).
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Environmental Ethics
A take home exam for an environmental ethics course. urijamjari.blogspot.com
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What's New About 'New' Security Issues?
A political studies paper on contemporary security issues (Circa 1994).
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Land Ethics
An essay on our ethical obligations towards the Earth.
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The Valid Argument Myth
An essay written for a course entitled Truth and Propaganda.
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Label GM Foods!
A letter to the editor on genetically modified foods.
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Arbitrary and Irrelevance
A paper on language, specifically on the theory that language is a code.
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On Heidegger's Time and Being
An exam exploring some key elements of Heidegger's Time and Being
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On Wittgenstein
This is a mid-term exam on Wittgenstein -- both of them (i.e. the early and the late)
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Philosophy and feminism
Final exam for a course of the same title.
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Comment on Philosophy and feminism
Posted on June 17, 2007
True enough. I was once a fetus and so was every 'person' that is now alive. When did we become people? Did I become a person at the moment of conception, at the moment of union between sperm and ovum? Or did this happen at some later point while I was growing my mother's womb? Perhaps I was a person before my father's sperm and my mother's ovum joined? Was I two people? Or maybe I was 2 halves of one person?
Comment on On Wittgenstein
Posted on April 5, 2007
Yup!
Comment on Philosophy and feminism
Posted on April 5, 2007
How do you know that the fetus has a human soul?