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Leyli

Italy
C$28

60-min

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Tailored German, English, Philosophy and Economics tutor for various levelsTranslate this text using Google Translate.

Tailored German, English, Philosophy and Economics tutor for various levelsTranslate this text using Google Translate.

I offer German and English lessons to middle school, high school and university students, and non-students, that would like to practice and improve their spoken and/or written language skills. I also assign essays that will be corrected together along with explanations, as well as homework, depending on your desired intensity. I offer all ranges from verbal conversations to essay writing, and/or help with school/university assignments. Furthermore, I offer Philosophy lessons for high school students. Included topics are: 1: Political philosophy (Hannah Arendt, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Antonio Gramsci, Marxist theory) 2: Epistemology (Empiricism, Rationalism, Scepticism, Anarchism, David Hume, René Descartes, George Berkeley, Pyrrho, Plato, Immanuel Kant) 3: Philosophy of science (Scientific method, Induction/Deduction theory, Hermeneutics, Logical positivism, Pseudoscience, Karl Popper, Thomas Khun, Ludwig Wittgenstein) 4: Philosophy of ethics (Utilitarianism, Moral relativism, Absolutism, Universalism, Universal subjectivism, Aristotle, Kant, Jeremy Bentham, John Mill, John Rawls) As well as Economics for high school students. Included topics are: 1: Introduction to economics - Factors of production (land, labor, capital) 2: Trade cycles 3: Unemployment and inflation (all types) 4: Economic growth After a minimum of three classes, students may request a custom-made test by me which I will base on the progress we have made so far to ensure lasting improvement.

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Hagha

Morocco
C$18

60-min

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Arabic lessons tailored to the student's needs, including creating written texts and learning the necessary and correct pronunciation.Translate this text using Google Translate.

Arabic lessons tailored to the student's needs, including creating written texts and learning the necessary and correct pronunciation.Translate this text using Google Translate.

Symbolic writing philosophy Simplified explanations Literary texts Novels, poetry, and prose. Example: (1) Can we live in peace? I am almost certain from the beginning that this question is incorrect, and on the other hand, I add with conviction that the wording of this question is wrong, since the complexity that surrounds this title, or rather the motives that lie behind the curtain, makes it difficult to fathom its depths easily. At first glance, this article (inquiry or question) seems naive, like a question born of a little girl's innocence to her mother, like a spiritual breath that should be distributed fairly without being touched. But in reality, it is a mischievous question surrounded by many barriers, which are made by man himself. Therefore, it can be said that it seeks solutions to problems caused by the ignorance of superstitions, fanaticism, deviation, extremism, straying from the truth, evils, slipping into the abyss of religions, and so on. As for the penultimate point, it is a copy of the action and theorizing of the first suspect, as is the case since religion (its basic pillar) generally has a clear, sound, and logical goal, and its branches, most of which lie in organizing social life and contributing to its improvement, from the mothers of morality and settling disputes, inheritance, marriage, love, and enjoining good... some of which have been brought and others left for what has been revealed to us in a clear indication to us to complete the path in the best way. And here is the crux of the matter: this (thing) that is given that is likely to make peace or against it? To create conditions and means for making peace or breaking it? To decide on it or to deviate from it? So what is the matter of this peace that everyone loves morally and practically in spreading without end or limit and is not enabled! If we consider peace as a constitution with conditions, its articles and principles are the abstract moral terms by which a person acts in word and deed, in character and morals and even inwardly (intention) as it is a purity in the soul that does not need evidence seen in public or benefited from by a certain person or certain people to the exclusion of others in an indication of “selfishness” that undermines the principles of peace and affects its integrity, as we can look at the matter as the air for the lungs that has been corrupted and has crippled the work of the second. Now, when one considers the aesthetic and fundamental aspects of peace, its point of intersection becomes clear: humanity. Ironically, the very means by which it undermines the right path is the same means by which it poses questions that supposedly underpin the ultimate goal of peace—such as, "Can we live without violence... without conflict... without animosity... without hatred... etc."—without addressing the necessary justice and reality.

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