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    PHIL 2030 Final Essay Alex Vanden Heuvel, Professor Lay, Fall Semester 2016 Responding to Prompt 1 On the Genealogy of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche is typically listed as one of the most important philosophical works of the modern era. It is only modern, of course, to philosophical standards, being a mere 129 years old. It is also one of the most controversial works of its time, having the dubious distinction of being connected to Nazi ideology; it also has a not very subtle racist, sexist

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    Podcast Summary The Cracked Podcast titled A Genealogy of Modern Fear was taken from the comedian Friedrich Nietzsche’s book titled A Genealogy of Morals. This Podcast is hosted by Jack O’Brien alongside Kristi Harrison and Michael Swaim as he shines light on the modern day issues of fear. O’Brien stresses the fact that our fears are out of proportion to the realities of our day to day lives. The entire podcast ultimately focused on three major factors in relation to fear, which include media, society

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    According to Nietzsche’s assertions in the first two essays of On the Genealogy of Morals, human beings suffer because they have lost the ability to enjoy life to its fullest extent. A significant shift in morals occurred from the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans, who carried out good deeds with a surplus of energy simply because they could afford to do so, to the predominantly Judeo-Christian era of self-repression. This transition demonstrates a decline in our ability to make sense of our

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    Now in a land known to worship false gods, Jacob and his family are vulnerable and separated from a community of likeminded practitioners. When Genesis 34 begins, we learn the lineage of Dinah as Leah’s daughter with Jacob (Gen 34:1). Biblical genealogy is important to establishing identity as it “expresses idealized understandings of families.” Leah is the daughter of Laban to which Jacob was tricked into marriage (Gen 29:21-25). Leah, after birthing several sons, delivered a daughter for which

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    Understanding kinship of a particular group or culture requires researching and investigation with in-group members in order to reveal how specific practices have evolved over time. For the purpose of creating a Genealogy Kin Chart, a thorough, yet informal, interview and discussion was performed with Jane (pseudonym assigned to Ego). Jane provided invaluable information about her family’s ancestry, common practices, and interesting social and cultural information about her family; Jane is truly

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    Friedrich Nietzsche’s book “On the Genealogy of Morals” critiques and examines the origin of human morals. Nietzsche presents numerous strong arguments in this book against society 's moral implications, however, it is his concepts of slave and master morality which are seen repeatedly. These two concepts of master and slave morality are particularly evident in the movie Fight Club. Although Fight Club is a modern-day movie, its storyline and subject matter reveals that it was heavily influence

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    Social Class Genealogy Assignment Georgian social class system changed multiple times in the last 50 years. My family witnessed and was affected by all the changes. Being born in the USSR in the 70s, my parents were members of the soviet proletariat class. My mother was born in a family of a factory worker and a school teacher. My grandfather got high school education and my grandmother finished college with a degree in education. They were from the same village and decided to move to Tbilisi - a

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    The family structure is a representation of a person genealogy, providing of a sense of who they are. The typical family structure is perceived as a father and a mother, two children, one boy and one girl, and a pet. The description above is still promoted and  has an expectation to be described as a  “dream family.” Author Michael Meyerhoff stated, “While the nuclear family with Dad, Mom, and offspring happily coexisting beneath one roof-remains the ideal, variations in family structure are plentiful

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    to acquire information about my genetic heritage, I would want my genome to be sequenced. From here, I would want specific sections of my genome to be looked at, which would tell me information about my ethnicity and relationships in regards to genealogy. Because such a small percentage of the genome has been shown to code for genes that are functional, (approximately 3%) it would be this portion of the genome that would be analyzed.1 The first step in sequencing my DNA would be to send in a sample

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    “Java Jive: Genealogy of a Juridical Icon” Reading Questions The plaintiff, Stella Liebeck, is represented as the “Individual Responsibility Narrative,” alluding to the fact that the spilling of the McDonald’s coffee was her doing, and therefore should be liable for the damages caused by the spill. Meanwhile McDonald’s, the defendant, narrative is named “Defective Products Liability.” In short, it takes a counteractive stance; though the initial cause was Ms.Liebeck’s fault, their faulty product

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