The infinite openness of the human mind Human nature and private property

The infinite openness of the human mind Human nature and private property – All three topics are mandatory. You can not chose only one or two. – Please give all the data of a quotation (author, title, editor, year, page) – The minimum of pages is 6. Do not write less than 6 pages. Do not use graphical tricks to make the paper seem long. Line: 1.5. Character: 12 pt. – Formulate arguments and counterarguments. – When formulating counterarguments, please make sure that you also answer them. Do not simply throw counterarguments into the text and than pass to another subject. – Give your own examples, not the ones given in class. Do not give examples from movies discussed in class (I will take off half letter if you do it: this exam is not a copy/paste of class notes! The take home final exam is supposed to make you work with your own mind.) – You do not need an elaborated introduction and an elaborated conclusion for each topic. – Please treat each question separately and indicate the question before answering it. Each question “ 2 pages. However, all questions must be included in one paper, stapled (do not submit three different papers, one for each question). – In treating the topics, please combine more readings that are relevant to that topic: do not refer to just one reading. This exam is like a puzzle: you have to put together informations from different texts in order to find the proper answer for one question. – Speak in the first person, but do not abuse the word I: find instead some elegant ways to convey your opinion: adjectives, adverbs (ex: Plato’s idea is convincing; Aquinas’ theory bears some difficulties; Hobbes view of human nature is hard to accept).