Essays on Philosophers

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Why Life as in 'Manifesto of The Communist Party' is Unlikely to Become Real

2 pages / 772 words

In today’s society, the advancement of technology is due to the creation of artificial intelligence in the workplace along with the rise of many tech companies. The progression of technology has led to what many considered to be technological utopianism, a term describing how technological...

Communism Karl Marx Manifesto of The Communist Party

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The Socio-scientific Explanation of Human Life in 'The Communist Manifesto'

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The age of enlightenment (1685-1815) brought about a new wave of thinkers who tried to explain the conditions of human life through scientific methods instead of religion and folklore which questioned traditional authority. Philosopher Karl Marx (1818-1883) attempted to develop a critical social science which...

Karl Marx Literature Review Manifesto of The Communist Party

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The Manifesto of The Communist Party - is The Start of Manifest Epoch

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The genre of the manifesto encompasses not only a textual ability to linguistically instil political motivations, but also provides a medium connecting author and responder in a way largely unprecedented in the early twentieth century. Whilst politics has firmly remained entrenched within society, the recognition...

20Th Century Karl Marx Manifesto of The Communist Party

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Differing Views on Freedom in Arendt and Marx's Works

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On the topics of freedom, citizenship, and economics, Hannah Arendt and Karl Marx had opposing views. Born in Germany, Hannah Arendt was a writer who gained recognition for her political and philosophical theories. Karl Marx, who was also born in Germany, was a philosopher, political...

Freedom Hannah Arendt Karl Marx

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Comparison Between Adam Smith and Karl Marx

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Adam Smith is known as the “Father of Capitalism” on the other hand his peer, Karl Marx, is known as the “Father of Communism.” The thoughts of these two men differentiate as a general rule; however there is some similitude in the thinking behind a...

Adam Smith Economy Karl Marx

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Theory of Knowledge and Tabula Rasa of John Locke

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Introduction John Locke was born at Wrington, a village in Somerset, on August 29, in the year 1632, and died in 1704. He was the son of a country solicitor and small landowner. He entered Westminster school and passed to Christ Church, Oxford, as a...

John Locke Tabula Rasa

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The Concept of Tabula Rasa: Humans Are Born with a "Blank Slate"

4 pages / 1695 words

Language has been the first stepping-stone that defined human communication. It has the power to change the world around us and also has the power to reshape our thoughts and perception of the society we live in. We have come a long way in establishing...

John Locke Tabula Rasa

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The Unexamined Life is not Worth Living: Analysis

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This pandemic brought a lot of negative things not only in the surroundings but to people itself. Though there are lots of brave people out there, fighting to win against this pandemic, here I am, lurking in the corner wondering about my purpose in life....

Meaning of Life Philosophy of Life Socrates

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Teories of Tabula Rasa by John Locke

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Throughout the course of history, psychology has taken shape and formed into a field of science that is essential in modern times. Psychology’s origins are deeply rooted in the field of philosophy, dating back to the ancient Greeks with such recognizable names as Aristotle and...

John Locke Tabula Rasa

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Immanuel Kant Philosophy: Idea of ​​ethics and Define 'Good Will'

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Introduction Immanuel Kant, one of the most active philosophers in the history of Western philosophy, in his famous work Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Moral discusses the idea of ​​ethics and how it can be achieved despite its necessity. In this paper, I plan to...

Ethics Immanuel Kant

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The Plato's Theory of Forms

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The theory of Forms is a concept of being rather than becoming. The Forms are stable, and unchanging. Forms are the essences of things. Philosophers recognize two kinds of proof: inductive (with sensory observations), and deductive (based on reason). Forms are known through reason, not...

Allegory of The Cave Plato

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The Analysis of Allegory of The Cave

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The Allegory of the Cave is the story made by the old Greek scholar Plato, who was the originator of the Platonist school of establishment and thought. He showed this story as the trades between two people. An ethical story implies a progressively significant significance...

Allegory of The Cave Plato

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The Allegory of The Cave: Relationship Between Human Senses and Virtual Environments

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Introduction Have you ever asked how true is our world? What is that makes people feel? How do they develop the feeling of being a part of the natural world? What is the relationship between human senses and virtual environments? Philosophers and scientists have pointed...

Allegory of The Cave Plato Plato Republic

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The Allegory of The Cave: Plato's Concept of Creating an Ideal State

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“A state arises, as I conceive, out of the needs of mankind; no one is self-sufficing, but all of us have many wants,” quoted from philosopher Plato. The creation of a perfect society has been discussed since the beginning of time. There has been plenty...

Allegory of The Cave Plato Plato Republic

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The Allegory of The Cave in Western Philosophy

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The allegory of the cave, section VII of Plato’s The Republic, is one of the most referenced passages of Western philosophy. The story is a dialogue between Socrates and Plato’s brother Glaucon. Plato relays the allegory in the context of societies attitudes toward philosophical enrichment...

Allegory of The Cave Plato

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Plato’s Republic: Analysis of Allegories

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Plato’s Republic is written in a Socratic dialogue form, with Socrates and his companions as the speakers. In Book VII of Plato’s Republic, he discusses the nature of reality and perception. For a normal person, reality is dependent from the senses. To illustrate the relationship...

Allegory of The Cave Plato Plato Republic

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Halfway Reality Or a Full-scale Fantasy: Plato's 'The Republic' and 'The Allegory of The Cave"

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The Perception of Reality The greater part of us imagine that the world exists essentially as it is perceived; feelings, emotions, and thought constitute the this-worldly reality we live in. Most of us know what is real, know the sounds of the world, and know...

Allegory of The Cave Plato Plato Republic

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How Believers Can Undersrand The Allegory of The Cave

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Introduction to Plato’s Allegory of the Cave In order to understand Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, you have to be a believer. So come with me, and I’ll show the meaning of enlightenment. In examining Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, we will consider what Plato’s...

Allegory of The Cave Plato

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Deontology Vs Utilitarianism: Volkswagen's Emissions-cheating Scandal

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Volkswagen Fined $1.17 Billion in Germany in Emissions-Cheating Scandal Many companies have suffered because of their leaders’ lack of commitment to goodwill and ethics. This paper will analyze Volkswagen Fined $1.17 Billion in Germany in the Emissions-Cheating Scandal, an article from The Wall Street Journal,...

Deontology Immanuel Kant Utilitarianism