The problem of moral motivation.

Intro: Kant argues that each of us has certain fundamental rights and obligations, and their observance is more important than maximizing utility. He rejects the idea that morality would depend on the consequences of actions. Our actions are moral only when we do what is incumbent on us, when we do something just because it's

Tuesday, may 18, at 5 p.m., we continue the series of debates on the edge of CADI course of Justice Professor Michael Sandel.   Intro: During the American Civil War, those recruited into the army had the option to hire others to fight in their place. Was this right? Many think not, on the grounds

Education without the State.

Competition on the market and informal education schools to large and small firms had improved the quality of education and increased accessibility. Also, if your homeschooling this initial features religious and ideological competition pressure pronounced dimmed those traits. Greg Rehmke describes how market forces, if left free, fail to change the face of education system.

Military technique of "defense in depth" is to protect a goal with several defensive lines increasingly harder. As the attack progresses, it gets to be vulnerable on the flanks and ultimately neutralised through invaluire. Richard Weaver makes an analogy between defending in depth and the idea of power-sharing in the path of a terrible opponent

Intro: What is after Marx production process and movement of capital? That is the whole production process in capitalism? Why Marx believes in capitalism and the desolation of the inevitability of victory of the popular revolution? What elements of Marxist theory have survived in other theories? What are the ways of denial theory?   Presents: