Explain Socrates’ theory of recollection; compare and contrast the two versions of this theory featured in Meno and Phaedo.

1.What is Socrates’ theory of definition? What does it mean to define something?
2.In your own words, describe Euthyphro’s dilemma of holiness.
3.In your own words, describe Meno’s paradox of inquiry. What is Socrates’ solution to this paradox?
4.Explain Socrates’ theory of recollection; compare and contrast the two versions of this theory featured in Meno and Phaedo.
5.In your own words, describe Socrates’ argument from opposites in Phaedo, one that aims to demonstrate that the soul is immortal.
6.In your own words, describe Socrates’ affinity argument.
7.In your own words, describe Plato’s theory of the ascent to beauty itself (i.e., ideal beauty) in the Symposium.
8.In the Symposium and Phaedo Plato tells us about “forms” or “ideas” and juxtaposes them with sensible realities. What are the main characteristics of both (i.e., forms and sensible particulars)?
9.In your own words, describe the paradox of the nonexistence of time. What is the rationale behind Aristotle’s doubts about the existence of time?
Please be concise in your answers. All you need to do is to demonstrate your acquaintance with the readings we have covered. Your midterm paper should not exceed 3 pages.

What were your previous thoughts about mental illness?

What were your previous thoughts about mental illness?
Have you met/encountered/heard of anyone with a mental health illness?
Describe the event, how did you feel about their behavior, what happened to the individual?
How is mental illness viewed in the media/society?
What can we do, as a society, to change the stigma associated with mental illness and how can we become a better resource for individuals that have a psychological disorder?

What moral values are present in the film (as they relate to the ethical theory you have chosen)?

Discuss how this ethical theory could provide solutions or recommendations for remedying the ethical dilemma featured in the film.
What moral values are present in the film (as they relate to the ethical theory you have chosen)?
Are there instances of moral values in conflict with one another?
What moral guidance does the ethical theory that you selected provide the characters in the film?
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Explain the use of current technologies to both carryout and fight cybercrime.

A university in the Washington, DC area would like to offer a high-tech crime class for the next school year and would like to contact your team to provide a course design for its implementation.
Explain to the university (in a whitepaper) the characteristics of high-tech crime also known as the Internet, cyber, and computer crime.
Explain the use of current technologies to both carryout and fight cybercrime. In addition, explain the technological, cultural, and political influences that are advancing the growth of high-tech crime.