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Learning Styles & Preferences ―Despite the level of teaching and the principal‘s special interest, the painter-to-be would not study. He fought every morning against going to school; a sturdy servant, Carmen Mendoza, was entrusted with the job and often had to resort to force. Pablo refused to go unless he was allowed to take along one of the pigeo ... more>>
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Internal and External Reasons As we noted yesterday central distinction for ethical thought is that between motivating reasons and justifying reasons (sometimes called normative reasons). My motivating reasons are the reasons I have, the reasons that explain my actions; whereas, we naturally want to say, justifying reasons are the reasons there are ... more>>
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