Essays on Philosophical Concepts

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The Role of Fate in Beowulf Epic Poem

3 pages / 1223 words

In the poem Beowulf, written by an unknown author, fate plays a crucial role in shaping who Beowulf becomes. Death, the fate of all men, is not a choice made by humans but an inevitable force controlled by fate and destiny. Just as God gave...

Beowulf Fate God

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My View of The Future of Cars

4 pages / 1596 words

The topic I picked is future cars, like air and flying cars this car doesn’t run off oil like the cars we have now and plus the oil is getting in the air it’s unhealthy to breathe in you don’t have to spend money on...

Automobile Cars Future

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Overview of Confucius’ Classifications of a Gentleman

3 pages / 1226 words

A refined man in the twentieth century is viewed as a man that is affable, neighborly, and kind. Confucius had a similar meaning of what a refined man was, nevertheless he decisively depicted what a man needed to do so as to be viewed as...

Confucianism Human Nature

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Confucius Teachings of Human Nature and The Concept of Gentleman

2 pages / 1024 words

Confucius was famous Chinese philosopher who lived during the Tang Dynasty. He was born around 551 BC and died in 479 BC at around the age of 72. He committed his life to education and took pride in promoting loyalty and respect towards others. Although...

Confucianism Human Nature

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Review of The Book Holes by Louis Sachar

1 page / 644 words

How deep should you dig to change destiny? “From the tip of the steel blade to the end of the wooden shaft” would answer Stanley Yelnats, the character of the novel “Holes” (1998) of the modern American writer Louis Sachar. The story is full of...

Fate Holes Book

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Different Views on Truth in The Film Rashomon

2 pages / 959 words

Introduction Rashomon is a Japanese movie that explores a rape and murder through different versions, leading to the true meaning intended by the author, Akira Kurosawa. Kurosawa emphasizes the nature of truth and reality. This film sparks debates about what the resolution or truth actually...

Rashomon Truth

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Analysis of The Benefits of Optimism

2 pages / 768 words

‘’Clouds come floating into my life from other days no longer to shed rain or usher storm but to give colour to my sunset sky.” – Rabindranath Tagore, Stray Birds, 1916 Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater...

Human Nature Human Physiology Optimism

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Defining The Meaning of Optimism

1 page / 416 words

One attribute exists, that is possessed by everybody and is a tool that makes people happy or even lead to success. It is an ability to build better social connections and face various unexpected challenges without any worries. The standard definition of this quality is:...

Human Nature Human Physiology Optimism

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A Theme of Truth in "The Sapphires" and "Beautiful Boy"

2 pages / 816 words

Introduction Truth, often defined as the real facts about a situation, event, or person, is a concept that appears straightforward. However, in reality, truth is far from being an objective and universally agreed-upon concept. It is often shaped and manipulated by individual perspectives and experiences....

Movie Review Truth

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Albert Camus’ Idea of Life Having No Meaning in "The Myth of Sisyphus"

2 pages / 1026 words

Today, we find ourselves striving to find meaning in our lives by attending university, finding a career, and making enough money to live comfortably. Some may say that life is worth living because of this search. Others, such as Albert Camus, claim that our life...

Albert Camus Meaning of Life The Myth of Sisyphus

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Good and Evil Are Equally Important

5 pages / 2055 words

Defying the existence of good and evil continues to be widely debated in the field of philosophy of religion, specifically when debating the moral capabilities of God. The existence of evil and suffering in the world poses serious issues for the existence of God. More...

Equality Evil Good and Evil

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Analysis of Ethos in Adolf Hitler’s Proclamation to The German Nation

1 page / 656 words

On February 10, 1933, Adolf Hitler delivered his first radio address, dubbed Proclamation to the German Nation. On this historic night, the audience – a nation of disillusioned people that had been suffering and thrown into economic turmoil – were anxiously awaiting deliverance by their...

Adolf Hitler Ethos Germany

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Ethos in Ancient Greek Musical Thought and Musical Practices

2 pages / 1033 words

Music played an integral role in Ancient Greek culture, its presence was highly regarded and expected in private and public festivities. Music’s popularity in society caused Ancient Greek philosophers to concern over the nature of music and its effect on people, and they agreed that...

Ancient Civilizations Ethos

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The Use of Pathos and Ethos in Obama's "A More Perfect Union" Speech

2 pages / 820 words

As President of the United States, you are expected to carry out a multitude of jobs and duties. Presidents are not only expected to lead the country and its people to succeed but also motivate and encourage them along the way. There are many ways...

Barack Obama Ethos

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The Existence of God: Good Or Bad

2 pages / 899 words

In almost all of the existence of humankind, the introduction of the all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-good “God” continues to have a longstanding impact. In recent years, many people have been doubting if God is as “all-powerful” or “all good.” This argument is called The Evil...

Existence Existence of God God

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The Definition and Nature of Human Greed

2 pages / 813 words

Many people believe that the biggest problems in this world right now are poverty, religious conflicts, and even global warming. Well, it’s not. The biggest problem that people face today is greed. When people use the word “greed”, they automatically think of money. It can...

Greed Human Nature

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Benjamin Banneker's Letter to Thomas Jefferson: Ethos, Pathos, Logos

1 page / 502 words

During the 1790s, Benjamin Banneker wrote a letter to Thomas Jefferson, the creator of the Declaration of Independence and secretary of state to President George Washington. In this letter, Benjamin expresses his negative opinions on slavery. He exposes the injustices of slavery and shares other...

Benjamin Banneker Ethos Thomas Jefferson

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Laws of Life: The Role of Conscience in Kazuo Ishiguro

1 page / 619 words

Introduction: Defining the Laws of Life What exactly are the “laws of life”? They are the moral compasses that guide our decisions, the principles upon which we build our actions, and the ethical standards by which we live. Each individual holds their own set of...

Conscience Law of Life

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The Meaning of Adopting a "Meerkat Brain"

2 pages / 1021 words

Humans live in society, we are always exposed to social relationships, we have a family, we have friends, we interact with each other, but why Humans are Social beings? In the book neuroscience of human relationships Louis Cozolino states that “Using evolution as an organizing...

Human Nature