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7/5/2018

Question One

The natural desire plays the role of demanding some things in life. It enables one think beyond

and works to achieve more significant wants. It allows one to accomplish through ethical means

to improve the current situation.

Natural desire is the act of wanting something. Natural desire in respect to the good implies that

it is both sufficient and final. The author defines that natural desire as good and happiness.

Nicomachean states that natural desire cannot be satisfied. Satisfaction for one want leads to

another. The natural inclination, therefore, has no end. He says that when a need looks as if

satisfied another arises.

Question Two

Augustine states that there is no place for God. He characterizes God as unchangeable. He resists

all the placements that attend any installation of memory. His search for God ends that there is

no place for God with a second proclamation. He states that both backward and forward there is

no place. The understanding of Augustine on memory implies that he doesn't believe in God. He

thinks that God does not influence the mind of human beings. Consciousness arises from the

thinking of individual without influence from God.

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Question Three

Descartes understand that positive infinity is anything without limit. He understands that it is

something believed to be above the normal. It relates to the existence of God in meditation

because found to be a supreme being. According to Descartes, he doubts the existence of God.

Descartes even question his existence according to the thinking made. The concept of positive

infinity is also essential for Descartes because it helps in thinking and comparing, and answering

various questions that talk about the existence of supreme God.

Question Five

Copernican revolution is the shift from Ptolemaic of the heavens which, is described as cosmos.

Kant states that the knowledge of human being should conform to the objects. However, under

that view, all attempts establish about prior activities. They develop before the enlargement of

experience and make sure succession exists. Kant explains that our knowledge has limits and

have a reason.

Question Four

Central paradox is the theoretical account of the attempts for both essential and objective

structures. There is classifying of different experiences. The phenomenon is the science

psychology. Paradox structure phenology as a method through explains procedures in it. Paradox

shows various procedures stipulated in the phenomenology to achieve the set objectives. Puzzle

gives phenology a standard of truth through achievement of set goals at the end of the

completion of various projects.

Question six

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The three worlds of phenology include the pre-objective, which deals with the movement of

consciousness from the figure to the ground in a free manner. Additionally, knowledge can move

from character to earth and from field to figure. The second is Lebenswelt where the ground

structure gets a supplement of the virtual figure. There is an expectation of character arising from

the ground. Stabilization is expected to emerge from the field. The third one is the scientific

world that involves apprehension. It determines the figures of perception from the virtual ground.

Question Seven

The characteristics of meaningfulness for Heidegger include issues and thinking. The process

undergoes building backups for exposure through both deeper meaning and understanding. There

is also the potential for interpreting the situations just as they arise. Through following the

statement, there is questioning that brings sense to us. The process enables us open conditions

and avoids struggles.

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