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Brain Drain : Har individer som emigrerar skyldigheter mot sina ursprungsländer? Vad har stater för rättigheter gällande att begränsa deras medborgare från att utträde ur statens territorium? / Brain Drain : Do individuals who emigrate have obligations to their countries of origin? What are the rights of states to restrict their citizens from leaving their territory?Weber, William January 2021 (has links)
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Wittgenstein´s Language Theory of 1930, Part 2: Consequences of an OverviewDelfin, Solveig January 2020 (has links)
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Religious Arguments in Liberal Public Justification : Examining the Scope of Reasonable PluralismRudström, Andreas January 2021 (has links)
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Hur erhåller vi moralisk kunskap?Wilson, Sven January 2020 (has links)
Uppsatsen tar avstamp i Sarah McGrath (2018) och Daniel Wodaks (2019) diskussion om hur vi införskaffar moralisk kunskap. Deras oenighet utgår ifrån frågan: Om vi har moralisk kunskap, hur införskaffar vi oss moralisk kunskap? I uppsatsen diskuteras tre potientiella källor till moralisk kunskap: olika typer av slutledningshypoteser, moralisk perception och intuitionism. Jag sluter mig till att den deduktiva modellen (en slutledningshypotes) och intuitionism är mer attraktiva hypoteser och har ett teoretiskt övertag gentemot moralisk perception.
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Är vi skyldiga andra att fortsätta leva? : En moralisk diskussion om självmordHellström, Alice January 2022 (has links)
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John Locke - Of wordsNilsson, Filip January 2021 (has links)
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Pictures and Mathematics : Essays on Geometrical Representation, Pictorial Realism and Representational AbilitiesStenkvist, Anna January 2014 (has links)
<p>QC 20140612</p>
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När kan skadeprincipen rättfärdiga införandet av legalt tvång under covid-19-pandemin?Haaland, Nora January 2022 (has links)
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Moderskap som kvinnlig underordning : En studie av Simone de Beauvoirs belysande av moderskap och maktstrukturer / The thesis is: Motherhood as female subordination : A study of Simone de Beauvoir´s elucidation of motherhood and social structuresAstervall, Elin January 2020 (has links)
The aim of this essay is to study motherhood in The second sex by Simone de Beauvoir and see how it deepens the differences between men and women. I will show how it actually can be seen as something that minimize womens transcendence and moves them towards immanens. Beauvoirs thesis in The second sex is that motherhood is a construction of society and not a natural heritage. The analysis takes its point of departure in Sheila Heti´s Motherhood from 2019 were she describes how motherhood can be seen as a restriction for women. For men on the other hand, fatherhood has not the same consequences for career, social life and impact on their bodies. Men can accordingly stay in their transcendence while women are forced to immanens. In A very easy death Beauvoir describes her childhood and how her mother was oppressed and in a way that she didn´t want to recognize. Therefore Beauvoir came to the conclusion that motherhood keeps women at home and make it easier to control them. I argue that primarily Beauvoirs Hegelian analysis show us how women have become the Second. We can see how complicated the relationship between man and women is and how its asymmetry affects motherhood. Despite what entry we may take on motherhood, I argue that we must question everything we take for granted as natural motherhood; both individually and as a group. There is no other way to enforce women´s transcendence.
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Cartography and the human relation to spaceDegortes, Jeanne January 2021 (has links)
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