Isolate and discuss the rhetorical devices that appear in the following passage:Orlando is a little town with friendly and helpful residents. Still, you might not want to live there. In the summer it's hotter than the Sahara Desert.
What will be an ideal response?
Downplayer and a rhetorical comparison that borders on hyperbole.
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Nozick’s libertarian theory proposes
a. libertarians endorse utilitarianism's concern for total social well-being. b. pleasure takes priority over any other moral concern. c. libertarians generally agree that liberty allows only a "night-watchman" state. d. if a person comes into possession of a holding through a legitimate transfer, then, morally speaking, she or he deserves that holding.
According to Mackie, if something is called good because it satisfies a desire, this fact can count as an objective value
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Recasting David's historical experience, the Chronicler portrays him as an ideal type of which community leader?
A. warrior B. judge C. administrator D. priest
According to Kant, beauty:
1. exists in the objective world. 2. does not exist. 3. has both an objective and a subjective component. 4. is never pleasurable.