Appiah - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Unit 3: Satz and Appiah Question and answer 100% correct 2023Debra Satz "Markets in Women's Reproductive Labor" commodification we treat some goods as subject to norms of a market: they can be bought and sold for prices that are subject to pressures of supply and demand -ex. cars and computers intrinsic property that an object has because of the way it is in itself, independently of its relations to other things and their properties SATZ: the asymmetry thesis women...

Racism: Kwame Anthony Appiah Question and answer already passed 2023racialism is false but not inherently dangerous racism comes in two forms - extrinsic racism - intrinsic racism much of what we say about racism on the face of it is inconsistent Three Distinct Doctrines 1) racialism 2) extrinsic racism 3) intrinsic racism racialism belief in the existence of biologically distinct races racialism is at the heart of nineteenth century attempts to develo...

Kwame Anthony Appiah – Situationism Questions and answer 100% correct 2023Title of the paper The Case Against Character Lydia Davis short story about a man being multiple different things to a woman, from 'playful' to 'serious' to 'patient.' Lydia Davis - 'I tell myself he is the same man as the others,' Purpose of the paper Looking at the differences between the picture of virtue ethics and the picture of experimental psychology Virtue Ethics - the idea of ...

Appiah Quiz 7 and answer rated A+ 2023What is persuasion? an argument; conversations are to to persuade but to familiarize with other customs and people What is cultural imperialism? the idea that there is a single, global, capitalist, culture centered in the Western world that though the export of cultural products produces a homogeneity of culture that replaces local cultures What is the imperial point? when there is a local product, the people prefer it What is cultura...

Appiah Quiz 6 with complete solution 2023Define Cosmopolitan - correct answer citizen of the world What are Appiah's two strands of cosmopolitanism? - correct answer 1. We have obligations/responsibilities to others that expand beyond shared kinship or even citizenship. Morality requires that we recognize we have responsibilities to every human being *universal obligations* 2. In taking the value of particular human lives seriously, we should take an interest in the practices and belie...

APPIAH | Racisms Question and answer 100% solved 2023Propositional Racism Racialism Racism Racialism Races are objectively real and racial differences are real. Racial essence that entail the traits of a character (stereotypes) and this goes beyond looks. This is a descriptive claim Racism Applying racialism. Races are real and the differences are morally relevant. This is a normative claim and is false when plugged into the PEIC. intrinsic Racism Race itself is intr...

Business Ethics Final - "Global Villages" by Kwame Anthony Appiah Question and answer 100% correct 2023What is Globalization? Human societies across the globe have established progressively closer contacts over many centuries, but recently the pace has dramatically increased Many feel that means uprooting old ways of life and threatening livelihoods and cultures What causes Globalization? Multinational companies that sell around the world Economic unification of the globe: ...

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ethics- Appiah, racisms Question and answers 2023 verifiedAppiah is concerned to investigate -everyday claims about racism- racist people, racist policies - we see it everywhere by rarely does anyone stop to say what is it and what is wrong with it -aims to point some of the presuppositions of ordinary ways of thinking, identify the 'theoretical claims' that are required to make sense or ordinary disclosure - best possible articulation of these theoretical claims (best reconstruct them) an...

Class Guide- Appiah Question and answer rated A+ 2023Appiah identifies three signs that a particular practice will be condemned in the future. Explain thesesigns. 1) People have already heard arguments against a practice (immorality of slavery has been around for a long time) 2) defenders of a custom don't offer moral counterarguments; instead, evoke tradition, human nature, or necessity (how could we grow cotton without slaves?) 3) supporters involved in strategic ignorance, avoiding tr...