Week 8 post 3

 This week wrapped up the class which I have to say I really loved and would recommend to other students. As it finished it talked about gay marriage and I thought it was really cool how they talked about the hypocrisy of those who oppose gay marriage on their moral grounds. This class has been extremely personally stimulating and I am so glad I was able to question where I stand with myself and the world.

My questions for this week are going to be possible thesis prompts? I am sort of struggling with what to do. 

  1. What happens to our brains and society when we stop asking the question, ‘why’

  2. Is there a perfect philosophy? 

  3. Can we as a society outgrow a philosophy/philosopher

  4. How have we let storytelling effect our philosophies?

  5. Is philosophy a necessary thing to teach children

  6. Are legal studies the study of history or philosophy and what do we lose if we don't look at them a simultaneous

  7. Is it possible for citizens to enjoy both freedom and equality?

Comments

  1. Ms. DunleyDecember 10, 2020 at 2:19 PM

    Why do you think it is important that we keep asking why?

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    1. Elizabeth HahnJanuary 15, 2021 at 9:36 AM

      Because when we stop asking why we are giving up a part of our freedom and in turn our bodily autonomy. When we ask why we don't just allow things to happen without reason or logic.

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