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Business Information Systems 1: BIS10E2 / BIS1012
No full textExamination on Business Information Systems 1: BIS10E2 / BIS1012, Dec 201
Technical Programming 11: PTP2120
No full textExamination on Technical Programming 11: PTP2120, Dec 201
Information Systems 111: INF3120
No full textExamination on Information Systems 111: INF3120, Nov 201
Business Accounting 1: BAC1110
No full textExamination on Business Accounting 1: BAC1110, Supp Jan 201
When is it legitimate to use images in moral arguments? The use of foetal imagery in anti-abortion campaigns as an exemplar of an illegitimate instance of a legitimate practice.
No full textWe aim to interrogate when the use of images in moral persuasion is legitimate. First, we
put forward a number of accounts which purport
to show that we can use tools other than
logical argumentation to convince others, that
such tools evoke affective responses and that
these responses have authority in the moral
domain. Second, we turn to Sarah McGrath’s account, which focuses on the use of imagery as a means to morally persuade. McGrath discusses 4 objections to the use of imagery, and outlines responses that may be used to legitimate the use of imagery in moral arguments. Assuming that we accept her account and that the invocation of affect has authority in the moral domain, we, using McGrath’s responses, examine whether the use of foetal imagery in anti-abortion campaigns is a legitimate instance of this practice
Applied Strength of Materials 111: STMB3/0
No full textExamination on Applied Strength of Materials III: STMB3/0, Special Exam Oct 201