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Write a fictional,argumentative dialogue between two or more characters debating the meaning of freedom and the problem of freedom and determinism.
Your characters should each take stands and defend them with clearly stated reasons.
They can respectfully disagree with one another,and should try to address each other's criticisms.
Be especially aware of the assumptions that each character makes when s/he takes a stand.
Your dialogue can conclude with agreement,agreeing to disagree,or some sort of new synthesis of preliminary positions.
Dialogues should include discussion of the meaning and importance or value of freedom,and on some aspects of the debate over freedom and determinism.
They should bring out your perceptions of what's at stake in this issue.You can draw on materials from chapter seven,but you are not limited to these.
Democratic Governance
A system of leadership or management where decisions are made based on the participation or approval of the majority of members or stakeholders.
Nonprofit Organizations
are entities operating for purposes other than generating profit, often focusing on social, educational, or charitable activities.
Normative Context
The social, cultural, or ethical standards and expectations that influence individuals' behaviors and interactions.
Non-democratic Values
Principles or ideals that do not support the concepts of equality, freedom, and fair representation in decision-making processes.
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