Undertake the project of telling your own story as you would tell it (1) in a job interview, (2) to a journalist interviewing you, (3) to a love interest, and (4) as a fairy tale. Notice the different styles you employ. Does the "moral of your story" change as you tell it to a different audience?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer will vary.
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Socrates was:
1. predominately concerned with posing questions. 2. predominately concerned with winning arguments. 3. predominately concerned with showing the stupidity of others. 4. not really a philosopher.
Two Christian authors who claimed compatibility between religion and reason was
a. William of Ockham and Soren Kierkegaard b. Francis of Assisi and Teresa of Avila c. Maimonides and Hegel d. Thomas Aquinas and Hegel
If E is more likely given H than given ~H, then
A. E is independent of H, and learning E should not change our confidence in H B. E is evidence against H, and learning E should make us less confident in H C. E is evidence for H, and learning E should make us more confident in H D. We must apply the strength test before we know whether we should change our confidence in H at all
Which environmental statement is true?
A) An American consumer can cause more tropical rain forest destruction than a poor person living within the forest itself. B) Because of technological breakthroughs, people living in developed countries put less strain on the environment than do people in poorer countries. C) There are only about 1000 species of animals left in the world. D) The United States consumes only its proportional share of the world's irreplaceable natural resources.