I’m trying to learn for my Philosophy class and I’m stuck. Can you help?

1)Nietzsche Response

Read the selection from Friedrich Nietzsche’s Genealogy of Morals (Book One: “Good and Bad” “Good and Evil”) and write a 1-2 pg. response (typed, double-spaced, 12-pt. font). Nietzsche criticizes a group who he refers to as “British psychologists”. He claims that they have made a fatal mistake in their accounts of the origin of human morality. What mistake, according to Nietzsche, have they made? How does Nietzsche’s account differ from these “English psychologists”? Also, do you have any idea why Nietzsche might refer to those who he is criticizing as “psychologists” (as opposed to “ethicists” or “philosophers”)? Due December 27 at 11:59 PM

2)Sartre Response

Read Jean-Paul Sartre’s “Existentialism is a Humanism” and write a 1-2 pg. response (typed, double-spaced, 12-pt. font). What does Sartre mean when he says that “existence precedes essence”? And what does he mean by the term anguish, forlorness, and despair? Due December 29 at 11:59

3)de Beauvoir Response

Pick one (or two) of the disingenuous/inauthentic attitudes that Simone de Beauvoir describes in her Ethics of Ambiguity (e.g. the sub man, serious man, passionate man, nihilist, or adventurer). Explain what de Beauvoir means by each type of “inauthentic” attitude, and explain how this/these attitude(s) regard or approach freedom. You might also use a character from a favorite film, play, novel, or short story as an example to help illustrate the kind of person(s) she may be describing. Due December 31 at 11:59 PM

4)Nonviolence Response

Read the selections from Simone de Beauvoir’s Ethics of Ambiguity (Ch. 3), from Gandhi’s Selected Political Writings, as well as the short excerpts that I’ve made available from MLK and Malcolm X. Write a 1-2 pg. response (typed, double-spaced, 12-pt. font) comparing two of these figures views on violence (you may also recall some of the things that Socrates said in Plato’s Crito dialogue). Is the use of violence ever morally justified in the struggle for freedom (or in self-defense)? What do the two figures you chose think (and why)? What do you think?

5) Choose TWO of the prompts below and write TWO detailed essays that fully address ALL of the question/objectives in the prompts you have chosen. Your essays will be graded on accuracy, comprehension, logic, clarity, and originality.

SEE 2 PHOTOS BELOW FOR THIS QUESTION. THIS ESSAY WILL BE CHECK PLAGIARISM. CAREFULLY PLEASE.