HUMA 1825 Lecture Notes - Categorical Imperative, Distributive Justice, Final Good

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Next week is the writing assignment (monday tutorial): different assignments each. A small question on the melfi case. Aristotle: what on aristotle will be told. There are four questions: formula: answer the question asked: don"t spin the question into another question that you would like to answer. Look for what it asks: implications: zero in on answering questions. Don"t answer irrelevant things, look at it, and answer it. We should understand his place in the course (how he fits into the themes into this course) (aristotle 384 bce he was born, and died in 322 bce) We should understand why he is important, and why we are reading him not withstanding the difficulty of access to some of his ideas. We should know what aristotle"s key concepts are in the reading (today), how they pertain to law (today), and why does it continue to be read 25 hundred years after he wrote it.

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