1
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views humans as self interested by nature
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Thomas Hobbes
2
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father of liberalism, believed in natural rights: life, liberty, health, and property
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John Locke
3
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rejected the state of nature, direct democracy
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
4
Q
proposed the categorical imperative
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Immanuel Kant
5
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advocated for fairness through his “veil of ignorance ”
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John Rawls
1st sem
flashcards
Decks in class (65)
# Cards
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common suffixes17
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biology science61
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physical science35
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Anaphy Systems10
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TFN5
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Person/Man TFN4
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Nursing4
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FORMS OF METATHEORY4
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Main Paradigm4
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Discipline of Nursing4
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anaphy parts of skeletal system6
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P.E34
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Health Related16
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Skill Related19
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Human Pulse Points9
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3types of Exercise and Stretching15
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art app20
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subject and content in art10
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methods of presenting the art subject10
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persons7
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MMW12
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Famous Mathematician of Modern Time18
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UTS8
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summary uts15
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philosophers28
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Medical Terms35
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tools and equipments (anaphy)18
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Anatomical position20
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three serious cavities and their associated membranes3
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Neurons11
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Brain32
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BIOCHEM23
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contributors17
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biochem2.014
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Vitamins10
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Fat soluble vitamins4
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Protein14
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Nucleic acid12
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Lipids14
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art app9
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biochem quiz4
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uts14
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confucian virtues5
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endocrine system8
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chemical signaling4
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endocrine5
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tfn7
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p.e25
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components of skeletal system9
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regional0
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cell theory7
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Type of cells13
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cell organelles18
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Biochem19
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three main parts of cell7
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other organelles of the cell21
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uts16
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key differences6
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ppc6
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156
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1510
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biochem 12/04/2514
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bookmarkers14
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uts5
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p.e finals17
