Essays on Philosophical Concepts

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The Dark Side of Human Nature in Shakespeare Play Macbeth

2 pages / 1013 words

How far are you willing to go to get what you want? One of the themes in William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is greed. How a humble person can turn into a savage and uncontrollable beast just for wanting more. In the play Macbeth, William Shakespeare...

Human Nature Macbeth William Shakespeare

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An Analysis of The Stereotypes, Lessons, Gender Roles, The Ideas of Good Versus Evil, and The Concept of Beauty and Fantasy in Children Stories

2 pages / 786 words

Introduction Children’s stories are short tales, each filled with adventures, excitement, sadness, and more. They are usually composed of a minimal amount of words and are rich with illustrations. As such, these stories play a crucial role in fostering a child’s creative imagination. They often...

Good and Evil Literature Review Stereotypes

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Comparison Dissent Vs Disagreement: Meaning, Consequences and Effects

2 pages / 559 words

It is common to read a word and predict its superficial meaning from its context. Instead of analyzing its implicit meaning, humans tend to take words as general, as if it synonyms and itself were the same. This happens with the terms disagreement and dissent....

Knowledge Truth

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Fate and The Idea of Pre-planned Life Events

2 pages / 793 words

Introduction In the contemporary world, the pursuit of success and prosperity is a driving force that propels individuals forward in their lives. People aspire to attain love, wealth, fame, and independence, often considering these as markers of achievement and contentment. However, a question looms in...

Choices Fate Personal Life

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A View of Alex Garland’s Film, Ex Machina

1 page / 426 words

In the bathroom scene in Ex Machina (2015), Caleb (Domhnall Gleeson) performs a test on himself, to see if he is an android like Ava, and, as he has just discovered, Kyoko. While one would think this scene should resolve the question, it only muddies...

Illuminati

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Analysis of The Origin of The Illuminati During The 18th Century in Germany

2 pages / 1025 words

Introduction to the Illuminati The term “Illuminati” translates to “Enlightened ones.” The Illuminati is considered a rationalistic society that spans the globe, led by their ruler Lucifer (Satan). This secret society was reportedly established in Germany in 1776 by Professor Adam Weishaupt, who was born...

Illuminati

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Symbolism of The Illuminati Mark in The Play "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller

2 pages / 729 words

Survival is key to living, so what will you do for it? I have come to realize that our world is very corrupt, to the point that even those we believed to be good can turn out to be bad. Even the innocent may transform...

Illuminati Symbolism The Crucible

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The Concepts of Dishonesty, Truth and Lies in Making Documentary Films

3 pages / 1425 words

Dishonesty, as a vice, is universal and timeless; according to the Bible, the very first humans on earth committed the first sin of deception. Adam and Eve lied to God about whether they had eaten the fruit of the forbidden tree in the Garden of...

Dishonesty Documentary Truth

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Not Promising and Bleak Future for Humanity

4 pages / 1746 words

Many people have different views towards the future, some would agree that societies around the world are evolving with better technology, development of countries, education and that with time, we will be able to solve global issues such as poverty, climate change, and many more....

Future Humanity Society

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The Myth of Progress: Toward a Sustainable Future

5 pages / 2350 words

Wessels describes how we have exceeded carrying capacity and eventually natural order will restore itself. One negative feedback solution the author discusses is global warming and the melting of the ice caps. In the event of global sea waters warming, greater influxes in fresh water...

Community Future Progress

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Silence of The Lambs: Ethical Consideration of Moral Values Presented in The Film

3 pages / 1501 words

Allegiance to a Psychopath: Reassessment of Morality and Evil It’s common and intentional in film and literature for the viewer or reader to find a character interesting, relatable, and sympathetic. These texts build characters specifically for viewers and readers to relate to and favor. Why,...

Good and Evil

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The Universal Innate Struggle Between Evil and Good in "Heart of Darkness"

1 page / 346 words

In Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness, he discusses the battle between innate evil and goodness present in every human being. Through development of the novel’s characters, Conrad articulates what causes a person to allow either his bad intentions or his good intentions to dominate. By...

Good and Evil Heart of Darkness

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Lord of The Flies: The Eternal Struggle Between Two Oppositions

2 pages / 976 words

The Darkness Between Us “I was thinking of the light. We’ll be stumbling about. . . We were going to look for the beast. . . There won’t be enough light”. In Lord of the Flies, the archetypes of light and dark serve as recurring...

Good and Evil Lord of The Flies

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Four Things You Can Do Today to Secure Your Family’s Financial Future

2 pages / 1034 words

For the majority of working adults in Singapore, holding a steady, well-paying job is a necessity in providing for both their future and the future of their families. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique...

Future Singapore

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Good and Evil: Concepts and Arguments

2 pages / 814 words

Good vs Evil (essay) The earliest forms of good and evil are generally expressed through pantheons of gods who are associated with either side and sit on the moral compass fighting for either good or evil. Moving on in history we see the Judeo Christian...

Good and Evil Morality

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Kant’s Second Formulation of The Categorial Imperative

1 page / 414 words

Universal Ethics philosophy states that every decision made is only acceptable if it is applied universally in similar situations. This is also known as the ‘Categorical Imperative’. According to Kant, individual moral commitments are considered categorical imperatives, and these commitments exist for a reason. The...

Categorical Imperative Immanuel Kant

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The Expansion of The Us: How Was Manifest Destiny Justified

2 pages / 1006 words

Seeing the fact that much of the trans-Mississippi West laid outside U.S. boundaries, Americans of the mid 1800s were realizing that the future of the lands west resided with the United States. Manifest destiny served as a justification for expansion by conveying the popular belief...

Fate Manifest Destiny

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A Moralistic Critique of "Game of Thrones" by George R. R. Martin

1 page / 449 words

Topic analysis A Game of Thrones, written by George R.R. Martin, challenges the differences between good and evil; and if there could be something in between. Throughout the book, characters are faced with difficult decisions that challenge their morals and beliefs. Some characters commit evil...

Game of Thrones Good and Evil

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Overview of The Economical Future of Gwadar

3 pages / 1171 words

Gwadar has a bright and a booming future in coming years. A long term plan has defined a business terms of Gwadar till 2030 in which Pakistan and China are going to double its economy as well investment. Made-to-order essay as fast as you need...

City Future Pakistan