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Bertrand Russell: Manifestation Of Tenet
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5 pages in length. Bertrand Russell, one of the most steadfast skeptics of science and its sole claim to truth, understands the esoteric nature of sensory perception where systematic values cannot. His claim that the truth is not retrievable without benefit of awareness captures the very essence of man's intrinsic alliance with himself and the world around him. According to Russell, removing sense data from truth's legitimacy conjures up the same limiting factors imposed upon if the circumstances were reversed and sensory perception was the only accepted way of obtaining truth: there is simply no single opportunity, no matter how stringent the focus, for realizing truth. As such, Russell's tenet can be found in myriad facets of global society and the way in which the relevant composition of "truth" manifests itself in the form of whatever that culture dictates. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: TLCbertruss.rtf

Bertrand Russell: The Value Of Philosophy
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8 pages in length. Bertrand Russell's greatest philosophical point is clarifying the nature of truth, a concept that continues to elude finite understanding even in the twenty-first century. His objective is not so much to condemn the purport of knowledge but rather espouse the grander benefits of philosophy as it relates to man's understanding of truth. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Boethius: virtue and happiness
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A paper which considers Boethius' philosophy of happiness, and the need for the virtuous individual to understand predestination, free will and moral choice in order to achieve true happiness despite the privations of the material world. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: JLboeth.rtf

Bonds Between Romanticism and Modernity in the Law
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An 18 page paper which discusses the relationship between Romanticism, modernity, and human law. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Bounded Rationality and Heuristics
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This 5 page paper provides an overview of bounded rationality and heuristics. The concept of bounded rationality is linked to the belief that behavioral elements influence the way in which decision-making takes place. Inherent in this concept is the understanding that human rationality has definable constraints and that uncertainty plays a major role in determining the way in which the rational mind functions. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Bratman: Intent and Intention
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A 5 page paper discussing the salient points of a single article. In “Two Faces of Intention,” author Michael Bratman discusses from the philosophical perspective the connection between (1) intending to act and (2) acting with intention. Though this seems to be a matter of semantics and psychological process, philosophy takes a different view. Bratman (1984) explains that philosophically, having an intention to act commonly is accepted as being inextricably linked to also holding a belief, desire or both regarding the intended action. The author rejects the desire-belief model to arrive at his own. Ultimately, he gives humans credit for have the ability to operate on a plane that cannot be reduced merely to desires and beliefs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Brazil under Civilian and Military Rule
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5 pages in length. Brazil has had an interesting and varied government throughout the years, going from military rule to a subsequent transition to civilian rule. South America's largest nation, Brazil has always speculated on what the future holds. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Buddha And Epicurus: 'Self' And The Root Of Human
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4 pages in length. In determining how realistic the claims of Buddha and Epicurus are in relation to the self and the root of human misery, one cannot deny the truth of their contention when one understands just how limiting mortal thought can be to these esoteric concepts. Clearly, both Buddha and Epicurus have a greater grasp of man's powerlessness to exist in anything but the mortal realm and, therefore, wallow in a myopic sea of erroneous perception where his sense of being is concerned. Noting how human mortality does not equate with the 'self,' Buddha expounds upon the measures of one's existence that do, not the least of which includes mindfulness and karma, not essential. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: TLCBuddEpi.rtf

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