Gilligan evaluated Amy's and Jake's responses to Heinz's dilemma by stating that
A. Amy had not understood that saving a life was more important than maintaining the law.
B. Jake thought in terms of caring, whereas Amy thought in terms of justice.
C. Amy heard the question differently than Jake, but her response makes as much sense as Jake's.
D. Jake had understood the situation perfectly, whereas Amy had misinterpreted it.
C. Amy heard the question differently than Jake, but her response makes as much sense as Jake's.
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a. overcoming duality. b. the overthrow of capitalism c. propagating a true, heavenly family on earth d. following the yin and the yang
To illustrate his idea of bad faith, Sartre discusses:
a. An aging violinist b. A baguette delivery boy. c. A despondent Czech novelist d. a young woman on a first date. e. All of these choices.
Which of the Megillot books is an agonized reflection of Yahweh's abandonment of Jerusalem?
A. Ecclesiastes B. Esther C. Ruth D. Lamentations
Some people were suspicious of the early Christian church because so many of its converts associated with __________
a. criminals b. Gnostics c. Jews d. outcasts