Essays on Philosophical Concepts

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Deductive Vs. Inductive Arguments: Cosmological and Design

3 pages / 1532 words

Theism is the belief in the existence of the omnipotent, omnipresent and benevolent being. This being's (debated) existence reveals the difference between religion and philosophy. While religion is based on faith, philosophy is rooted in reason and evidence. Philosophical beliefs are often stronger because where...

Existence Religious Beliefs

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Review of King Leopold’s Ghost: a Story of Greed, Terror, and Heroism in Colonial Africa by Adam Hochschild

3 pages / 1238 words

While there are still people in this world, evil will always exist. Evil can present itself in a plethora of forms. There is evil when its active, a process where people actively keep the evil alive. An example of this would be genocide. Genocide is...

Good and Evil Greed Heroism

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The Role of Brain in Behavior

1 page / 589 words

In discussions of the roles of the brain, many people have came up with different theories on how the brain works. Authors by the name of Plato and David Eagle man discuss how our brain influences our actions and they way we think. Both authors...

Free Will Human Brain Society

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Aristotle’s Artistic Proofs in President Barack Obama's Address

3 pages / 1524 words

As we get older, we realize that not many things in life are timeless, but rather fads. That shirt that was trendy in high school, or that band that was always on the radio. Trends come and go, but ethos pathos logos is here to...

Aristotle Ethos Rhetoric

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The Role of Youths in Shaping The Future of The World

1 page / 498 words

I genuinely believe that youths are change agents when it comes to shaping the future of the world. As a tech-savvy generation, youth leaders can create social movements that can drive vital change. Young adults can engage in the issue by using different approaches. Made-to-order...

Future Youth Youth Culture

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The Role of Fate in Homer’s Iliad

3 pages / 1259 words

Destiny has been a constant theme for authors, poets, dramatists and playwrights since time immemorial. The idea of destiny has been incorporated in many novels and plays. Human beings have always been intrigued by the power of moira and its ability to dominate the course...

Fate Homer Iliad

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The Mirror of Evil

2 pages / 865 words

The discourse of evil has been a dominant tenet of the society since the ancient days to the contemporary world. The way the discourse is portrayed varies across generations, which, in turn, depend on the cultural setup of a given society. This variance manifests in...

Evil Good and Evil Society

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Hydrogels: Materials for Future Generation

2 pages / 1055 words

ABSTRACT Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay Hydrogels are new generation smart materials with multiple uses and applications. In this review we have given a glimpse on...

Digital Era Future

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Plato & The Truman Show: a Discussion on Truth in The Modern Age

3 pages / 1303 words

The proper way to determine truth is a dilemma that we have been attempting to answer for centuries. We see this dramatized in Peter Weiss’s The Truman Show, a film that draws heavily from Plato’s Allegory of The Cave, one of the most well known...

Plato The Truman Show Truth

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Stand for Trees: Do not Let "The Lorax" Be a Prediction of The Future

2 pages / 821 words

Soil erosion is a pressing issue that threatens modern society as much as it did ancient civilizations that have long since vanished. With over 99% of the world’s food originating from the soil, experts estimate that vast acres of agricultural land are degraded or lost...

Future Research

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Dante's Ideas of Good & Evil

1 page / 505 words

Opinions about Justice Dante believed that justice was capital and proportionate to the injustice. He believed that the nature of the crime also affected the nature of the punishment. Along with this he alluded to crimes against God being more severe than crimes against others....

Dante Alighieri Good and Evil Personal Philosophy

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The Platonic Conception of Human Nature

2 pages / 859 words

The Platonic Conception of human nature which Descartes follows, do not look upon man as a unity in being. [1] According to platonic views man is not really one thing but he is of two things. He has a mind and a body and they...

Human Nature Society

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Role and Meaning of The Phrase "Just Do It" in My Life

2 pages / 1004 words

When I think about what phrase that is significant in my life it would be “Just Do It”. I know that it might seem funny that I would choose the Nike slogan as a phrase that is significant in my life. In saying this it...

Meaning of Life Personal Philosophy

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Finding The Purpose: Why Life is Important

4 pages / 1987 words

1. Introduction to the Concept of Purpose The idea of purpose influences our decisions, actions, values, and identity. Describing or understanding purpose is complex due to multiple interpretations. Purpose can vary in different realms of existence – intellectual, moral, economic, historical, social, or theological. Made-to-order...

Meaning of Life Purpose Trust

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Parameters of Flexibility of a Living Space

1 page / 671 words

How long does a space or an object have to last? If in the past an object or a building manufacturing was designed to last as much as possible, nowadays it is designed to have a life related to the time in which it will...

Future Space Exploration

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Observing The True Human Nature

2 pages / 999 words

Humanity is ever-changing and endlessly fascinating. People of different classes, roles, personalities, and appearances combine majestically to form the human race in such a profound and meticulous way. In The Prologue of The Canterbury Tales, Geoffrey Chaucer portrays humanity with candor and openness when describing...

Human Nature Humanity

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Specific Depiction of Human Figure

2 pages / 770 words

Different cultures depict the human figure in various ways. For example, the cultures may stress a body part that they feel is particularly significant spiritually or to the human health. Two works, Menkaure and His Queen and the Moai in Easter Island clearly demonstrate this...

Birdman Cultural Anthropology Human Nature

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Depiction of Britain and Society in Jonathan Swift and Oliver Goldsmith's Works

2 pages / 896 words

Introduction Jonathan Swift and Oliver Goldsmith both critiqued the functioning of British society and its treatment of the poor. Swift, however, took a different approach by using biting satire to highlight the lack of compassion. For instance, the narrator of “A Modest Proposal” suggests that...

Bad Faith Great Britain Literature Review

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Christian Theme of Sin and Redemption in "Sir Gawain and The Green Knight"

3 pages / 1234 words

Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, like the other allegorical poems ascribed to the Gawain poet, may be read as an allegorical tale of sin and redemption in Christian terms. That the poem has strong Christian underpinnings is beyond doubt, especially in view of the...

Bad Faith Book Report Sir Gawain and The Green Knight