Louis Prima: Man That Cat Could Swing! Louis Prima was born to Italian immigrant parents Angelina and Anthony Prima on December 7, 1910 in the town that he would eventually draw his biggest influences from, New Orleans, Louisiana. Louis' first instrument was a saxophone that he received on his 10th birthday from the leader of the Dixieland band that his older brother Leon was in. He never quite took to the saxophone, and eventually gave it up and studied instead the violin. Near the end of his
The monkeys of Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book are a very unique group of characters. They are viewed by the other animals of the jungle, or the Jungle People as they call themselves, as outcasts and outlaws. The most prominent chapter they occur in, “Kaa’s Hunting”, shows their lawless, shiftless, and uncivilized way of life. This image in itself does not give off any racist undertone. However, Disney’s adaption of The Jungle Book carries this view of the monkeys, while also giving them strong
to be moral. In the first case it is absurd; in the second it is unreasonable or in some other way illegitimate.... ... middle of paper ... ...t then, a page later, assumes without argument that altruistic considerations provide everyone with prima facie reasons to act. Understandably, he then treats "Why should I be moral?" as something more complicated than a request for a reason. The trouble is that Sterba’s "altruistic reasons" are among the things Foot calls moral considerations. Thus, he
n (Alexander.) Following the logic above you can gain, oddly enough, that following moral intuitions, is actually morally wrong. I say this because leaning on moral intuition alone goes against both beneficence and self-improvement in regards to prima facie duties. Works Cited Campbell, R. (2003, February 4). Moral Epistemology. Stanford University. Retrieved May 1, 2014, from http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/moral-epistemology/ Intuitionism. (n.d.). Intuitionism. Retrieved May 2, 2014, from
The case, Dunlap v. Tennessee Valley Authority, explores the issue of suspected racial discrimination associated with disparate treatment and disparate impact caused by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) against a qualified, experienced boilermaker and foreman that is African American. Questions for the court to evaluate regarding this case include: Is this a case of disparate treatment and/or impact and was the plaintiff, David Dunlap, subject to racial discrimination? Finally, did the TVA use
propositions (prima facie duties) are fallible and can be false. In this way, I use two terms for greater elaboration of this idea; i.e. self-evidently justified and self-evidently true. After that, I shall investigate Ross’s idea about the self-evident and his theory of justification. In order to do so, the idea of modest-foundationalism will be discussed. Finally, I shall address the issue of particularism in actual duties and generalism in prima facie duties. 2.2.1. Belief about Prima Facie Duties
Ross prima facie duties speak of fidelity, reparation, gratitude, justice, beneficence, non- maleficence and self-improvement. Even though Ross has explained each duties, it is still uncertain that how these duties can be implied in marketing activities. If we look at each duty, it is not easy to implement every duty in a situation unless it demands so. One has a prima facie duty (not) to do a certain action if and only if there is some moral demand for one (not) to do it (Baumrin, 1965). Therefore
more involved with companies' internal management as they are given the full power of giving permission on a derivative action. Besides that, the filtering process is a time-consuming and will affect the interest of the company. Third, even after the prima facie case has been proven, the court must dismiss the claim if it falls under section 263(2). Lastly, when it regards to the court’s discretion whether to allow the claim to proceed, the court has to spend more time to analyze the requirement of
situation when it comes to morality. There are many easy cases where the moral verdict is just obvious. These rarely get our attention, since they don’t call for any hard thinking. It’s the difficult situations – where different options each respect some prima facie duties, but violate others - that require judgement. We can never be sure that we’ve have made the correct judgement. The book, “Fundamentals of Ethics” bring up a conclusion point, “The lack of guidance we get from Ross’s view of ethics can
Many people might battle with internal battles on a situation, which would stop them from doing something that they know is wrong. Is it because of guilt, the feeling of having regret? For a child, maybe they are thinking about getting in trouble with their parents or being or punishment. To better understand, Kohlberg established three levels which helps explains individuals that are at six different levels of moral development. Kohlberg Moral Development steps consists of three levels each consisting
In my previous essay, I fought that abortion is immoral, but can be countered against depending on the person and the situation given. My view has now changed to where abortion is morally permissible under circumstances. This change of views occurred after reading Warren, Thomson, and Marquis ' arguments throughout the course. Coming from a family and culture that shames a person who favors abortion, I solely believed abortion was immoral until taking this class. I wanted to clarify that my view
In this essay I discuss why there is proof that there is a supernatural being known as God, who has created everything we know and experience. The mere claim, there could be a "Proof for the Existence of God," seems to invite ridicule. But not always are those right who laugh first and think later. Remember how all-knowing doctors/scientists laughed at every new discovery. They laughed when they heard for the first time about diseases that were supposedly caused by animals so tiny that you could
1. Yes, Janet can prove prima facie evidence in this case by showing the following elements: - Janet falls within a protected class being that she is an African American woman - Janet applied for an employment opportunity for a new plant position - The opportunity that she applied for was open and applications were being accepted - Janet met the qualification criteria and was said by one of the hiring managers in confidence that she had the highest qualification for the job. - Janet was denied of
up in The Fundamentals of Ethics to demonstrate the overall merits of pluralism, and to prove the superiority of non-absolutist pluralism. Finally, I will solidify that non-absolutism is the stronger of the two camps through the use of W.D Ross’s Prima Facie Duties. Overall, both schools of ethical pluralism are superior to the theory of monism, but it is the non-absolutist camp that has reason to be preferred. This is because its central claims do not crumble under the weight of the arguments that
The first prima facie duty is fidelity, and one of the subsets it lists is one should not lie in any aspect of their lives. This binding duty is something that Randall should consider when deciding if he should say anything. The ethical obligations that Randall has
The outcome of a trial, whether it be civil or criminal, can have a tremendous impact on the lives of the parties involved. It is the wish of any reasonable person that the perpetrator of an evil faces the penalties of his or her actions while the innocent be awarded a favorable outcome, whatever that entails. This is the outcome that any honest legal decision-marker strives to achieve. If the all the relevant facts were readily available and their authenticity assured, then a judge or jury could
makes a number of claims for moral objectivity and a set of prima facie duties. In Ross's view, these prima facie duties should govern how we behave in every sort of moral situation. Much of Ross's argument depends on this duties being innate and objective. This paper will criticize Ross's claims, specifically on the grounds of the existence and objectivity of these prima facie duties. I intend to show that Ross's comparisons about prima facie duties and mathematical axioms are baseless and false
fine; depending on the situation. If you have a prima-facie duty to be dishonest it’s perfectly acceptable. Ross says a prima facie duty or obligation is an actual duty. “One’s actual duty is what one ought to do all things considered.” (Carson) I’m not the only one who finds this too be true. Ross would also agree with me, He says “Lying is permissible or obligatory when the duty not to lie conflicts with a more important or equal important prima facie duty.” (Carson) As I was doing research on
The Hague Rules are so called because the work on them commenced at a meeting of the International Law Association at The Hague in Netherlands in 1921. They were eventually adopted by a diplomatic convention at Brussels in 1924 so they are also referred to as the Brussels Convention although they are normally called the Hague Rules. They represent the first effective internationally agreed control of bill of lading terms. Before the adoption of Hague Rules many ship-owners were undertaking no liability
pertaining to the Iranian population (Salam Toronto Publications v. Salam Toronto Inc., 2009). Mr. Taghavi indicated to the Court of Law that Salam Toronto Publications was registered on January 5th 2001 and "Salam Toronto” was trademarked, sanctioning for prima facie evidence of ownership (Salam Toronto Publications v. Salam Toronto Inc., 2009)(Wensley and Caraway, 2014). The plaintiff issued a trademark infringement following the depreciation of goodwill and breach of sections 7(b), 19, 20, and 22 of Canada's