The strong get away with what they can, while the weak suffer what they mus(Socrates)

1. Explain how the idea expressed in the quote relates to the subject area from which it is comes. 2. Give present-day examples and/or examples from your own experience to illustrate and justify the point of view. 3. Not copies from books or articles. 4. I need 1-1 1/2 page. Quote: The strong get away with what they can, while the weak suffer what they must (The Sophists)

Man is the measure of all things, of things that are, and how they are; and of things that are not, and how they are not (The Sophists)

Explain how the idea expressed in the quote relates to the subject area from which it is comes. Give present-day examples and/or examples from your own experience to illustrate and justify the point of view. Not copies from books or articles an I need one or one and half page. Quote: Man is the measure of all things, of things that are, and how they are; and of things that are not, and how they are not (The Sophists)

Quote: Nothing is sufficient to someone for whom little is not enough (A problem with hedonism)

1. Explain What the quote means? Before give present-day examples to illustrate and justify the point of view. 2. Not contain material copied from books or articles. 3. I need about one and one half pages. Quote: Nothing is sufficient to someone for whom little is not enough (A problem with hedonism)

Quote: This life is worth living since it is what we make of it. And we are free to both make it a success and free to determine what that means.(William James: Pragmatism: the escape to free)

1. Explain What the quote means? Before give present-day examples to illustrate and justify the point of view. 2. Not contain material copied from books or articles. 3. I need about one and one half pages. Quote: This life is worth living since it is what we make of it. And we are free to both make it a success and free to determine what that means.(William James: Pragmatism: the escape to free)

compare and contrast philosophers

- Compare and contrast at least three of the philosophers as provided below(their points of view rather than their historical lives) - How would you compare them to each other? In what ways are similar/different? Why do agree and disagree with one more than you do another? - Why are the issues that they have chosen to focus on? - Material not from books or articles. Philosophers: Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus,