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Comment on English 126: Creative Writing by ...???...

...???... — Fri, 03 Sep 2010 22:44:39 +0000

Where? That way? Nah, too far.

Comment on English 126: Creative Writing by Alain Bawdy

Alain Bawdy — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:10:25 +0000

I don’t fit in these genes.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by Maja Karlström Thylander

Maja Karlström Thylander — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 06:23:49 +0000

For me, this question gives me something to think about. I believe that it depends on the situation you are faced with as well as how much moral you have.

For example, If I would see a child getting slapped by its dad, I would feel morally responsible to step in to try to stop the act. (I am from Sweden were this is illegal and will give you jail time.) having said that, we are also taught that “you mind your own business” and that could also stop me from saying something.

I don’t know what I really would do if I was put in that situation or similar one, but I think a lot of mine as well as others reaction would be instinctive with some reasoning before taking action.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by jeongmin kwon

jeongmin kwon — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:53:58 +0000

The morlity for men chose go to jail instead of go to army is related to korean culture. In my culture, usually (almost always)men protect family, and now korea divide for north and south korea, and we are still armistice. So men go to army for protect south korea from north korea for a contingency. However some men refuse go to army for their moral reason, and i think that is not bad.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by jeongmin kwon

jeongmin kwon — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:53:58 +0000

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by Vady Khalil

Vady Khalil — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:34:02 +0000

Well, I do not believe moral action depends on reasoning, it is the instinct that will make us act in the moment of the real moment and I said that because we don’t have time to reason things, it is just the instict will help us in these moments and how did we raised up.

For example, If someone saw a child traped in a fired house he/she will go inside and save the child because he/she raised up to help people and he/she will not reason what will happen that he/she might get burn or die inside the house.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by Damien Grau

Damien Grau — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:16:22 +0000

Does moral action depend on reasoning?

In my opinion, moral action does depend on reasoning. I also believe that it depends on the person making the action. The outcome of most peoples’ actions plays a big role in the reason. For example, for those who chose to save the painting instead of the old man, your answer would be different if the old man was related to you. I was one that chose the painting, but if the man was my grandfather, you better believe i am saving my family. So, this is the reason I believe every moral action does depend on reasoning.

Comment on English 126: Creative Writing by A Naughty Moose

A Naughty Moose — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:13:24 +0000

Crumpled note alone, empty wastebasket waiting.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by Mariana Higuera

Mariana Higuera — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:15:18 +0000

Well I don’t know if what I am about to say will make sense but let me take a chance. A moral action is when one does the right thing, avoids anger, and takes the blame not the credit and reasoning would be to think of a solution, how to take action and involve feelings. So Doe’s moral actions depend on reasoning? I would say yes because we have instincts that we can’t control and that is where the reasoning and moral action come in to play. For example, about 3 weeks ago my family and I went to the river and camped out. We decided to go inter tubing down the river it was lots of fun until in front of me a little boy flipped out of the tube and was about to drown. I jumped out of my tube not caring for what would happen to me and I got him out of the river current. I came out of the river with cuts and scrapes. I did not care because I did the right thing (moral action) and as I was saving the little boy I was thinking of strategy’s that would work to save us both (reasoning). I think I am a little confused of the question but this is my personal opinion correct me if I am wrong please.

Comment on Does moral action depend on reasoning? by Savannah Flynt

Savannah Flynt — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:10:29 +0000

I don’t believe That moral actions depends on reasoning. I believe that a persons morals are the core of who they are, therefore when a sitution arises and a immediate response is nesscary a person will naturally do what they feel is right. The choices one makes has everything to do with their core.