PL3 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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BIO 171 Lab 3 _Notebook PL#3 / Mounting Techniques

How do air masses move at a warm front ? A Cold air overrides a warm air mass B Cold air undercuts a warm air mass C Warm air undercuts a cold air mass D Warm air overrides a cold air mass

PL301W PL301 Week 5: œWhy be moral Philosophical Writing. Grantham University PL301 When we speak of morals, we may come to the simple conclusion that œjust doing good makes us moral or gives us a since of morality. The problem with this notion is that we could speculate that stopping at a stop sign saves lives, but we could on the other hands ay that driving a car destroys the environment. The relationship between œdoing good and œbeing good would be essentially two sets of mora...

PL301W PL301 Week 6: œJustice and The Social Contract Philosophical Writing. Grantham University PL301 The term Justice means to have justifications for an action. In short, we can't have injustice without actions that are unjustifiable. For something to be justified it must be quantifiable and for something to be quantifiable you must have an agreement. This agreement is what we would call a œsocial contract, this contract is what defines the justification. When you look at justice i...

PL301W PL301 Week 2: œLife is Like Philosophical Writing Grantham University PL301 Life is like the Ocean, events come in waves some big and some small. You may have many peaks and valleys through life, but it will always be continuous. The peaks and valleys are the good and the bad events that happen in life. While the Ocean overall represents the many unknown choices that you have yet to make as the options can seem endless. The waves also represent the constant presence of life as the ...

PL301W PL301 Week 8: œFreedom Philosophical Writing. Grantham University PL301 PART1:B Freedom and Self can be defined by many key aspects, these aspects could be financial, expression and speech. While these points are important and have value in their own right they miss in other areas. The most important ideal concerning freedom is the ability to have a choice, without freedom of choice we are limited in many areas of life. The idea of freedom regarding choice is the one thing that se...

PL34 - Priorities under LRA 2002 II

PL30 - Priorities at Common Law