Justifiabl - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A* grade A-level History coursework which received 38/40 marks and compares the interpretations of 3 different historians (Harris, Stevenson & Cook and Gardiner) on their views as to whether the interwar years were the 'Devils Decade'. Includes references from other historians and reaches a balanced conclusion. PLEASE NOTE that this coursework has been submitted previously and so can only be used as a reference for future coursework answers.

A* essay for OCR A level Religious studies with clear annotations.

This essay is about the book "The Way We Lie" by Stephanie Ericsson and the different types of lies that she described, which were real lies, gray lies, and white lies.

PL301W PL301 Week 6: œJustice and The Social Contract Philosophical Writing. Grantham University PL301 The term Justice means to have justifications for an action. In short, we can't have injustice without actions that are unjustifiable. For something to be justified it must be quantifiable and for something to be quantifiable you must have an agreement. This agreement is what we would call a œsocial contract, this contract is what defines the justification. When you look at justice i...

Week 5 A The Ambiguity of Capital Punishment PHI 208: Ethics and Moral Reasoning The Ambiguity of Capital Punishment Part 1: Introduction Is capital punishment ever ethically justifiable? If so, in what specific cases and for what purposes? Capital punishment, or the death penalty, is nothing new historically speaking. It has existed since civilizations rose from the earth. The ethics behind capital punishment is often in question, at least in the perspective of the people that reside in t...

Sentencing P CJA 305 Sentencing Proposal CJA 305 When it comes to the case of Stu vs. Dents he was found guilty of all these charges, but were they justifiable? These charges brought against the accused are very extensive and when it comes to the outcome of each crime and the punishment that they are desired thats what comes into question. First, lets look at the accusations that are being thrown at Mr. Dents case. The main charge is for the killing/ or homicide of Uma Opee. Mr. Dents is als...

unit 4 HU245 UNIT 4 DISCUSSION What are the arguments for and against euthanasia and physician assisted suicide? Is it morally justifiable in some situations? Arguments Against Allowing Someone to Die ï‚·Abandonment of Patients “The most common reason for intentional abandonment of a patient is failure to pay the physician's fees, either by the patient or by the patient's insurance company (Richards III, E., & Rathbun, K., 1999). I believe the abandonment of patients will result...