Essays on Philosophical Concepts

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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

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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

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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

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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

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Goos Versus Evil in Ivanhoe by Sur Walter Scott

1 page / 533 words

Ivanhoe This novel, Ivanhoe, was written by Sir Walter Scott, and contains 500 pages of exciting drama and romance. It follows the adventures of Wilfred of Ivanhoe, Richard the Lion-Heart, the outlaws of Sherwood Forest, and many other exciting heroes and heroines. Ivanhoe has returned...

Good and Evil Novel

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My Ambitions to Build a Career in Medicine

1 page / 498 words

Having big dreams is something my parents have ingrained in me since a young age. They regularly tell me I am capable of accomplishing anything I set my mind to, and I have continually instilled this notion in my life. As people grow older, they...

Meaning of Life

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Why Electric Cars Are The Future

1 page / 619 words

The world is changing quickly, and what looked like a science-fiction fantasy is gradually becoming our current reality. It seems that progress spreads to all spheres of humanity’s life, but one of the most amazing breakthroughs has been achieved in energy recently. About two decades...

Electric Car Future

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The Issues and Damages to The Author's Ethos in Corey Robin's How Intellectuals Create a Public

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Ethos and Corey Robin’s Lack of It How Intellectuals Create a Public, Corey Robin’s lengthy article, discusses how public intellectuals need to create their own audience rhetorical audience, rather than speaking to the one that is already available. This means rather than telling the audience...

Ethos

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Human Nature in Sherdian and Burke

4 pages / 1615 words

The play The School for Scandal by Sheridan and Burke’s A Philosophical Enquiry explore human nature, and the complexities that emerge from social interactions, or perhaps more internally, through our own disposition. Sheridan’s satire took on the scandalmongering of the trendy London society of 1770...

Human Nature

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Iqbal’s Philosophy of Khudi

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M. Irfan Iqbal throughout history, prophets, poets and philosophers have appeared to remind human beings of their true nature — a nature that consists of a temporal as well as a heavenly element. They have attempted to rekindle in the human beings the Divine Spark...

Human Nature

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The Natural Law on Free Will and The Nature of Evil According to St. Thomas Aquinas

9 pages / 4191 words

Introduction The Catholic church teaches that God places the natural law into every human being. Every person conceived possesses the natural law connaturally (Maritain 13). For human beings, this natural law is part of human nature and it informs its possessor of what is good...

Evil Free Will

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Understanding Truth in "Of Truth" by Francis Bacon

2 pages / 1006 words

In his essay ‘Of Truth’, Francis Bacon appreciates truth and wishes people to speak it. He begins the essay with a Biblical Allusion in which Pontius Pilate (who occupied an important position in Emperor Tiberius’ court) asks Jesus “what is truth” and then promptly walks...

Frances Bacon Truth

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An Analysis of Power, Authority and Truth in Antigone, a Play by Sophocles

4 pages / 1885 words

In Sophocles’ play Antigone, Kreon, the warrior King may overrule Antigone, a mere woman’s, struggle for political power, but can he match Antigone’s resistance in a fight for political authority? Political power in a state rises from the presence of a force that exerts dominance....

Antigone Sophocles Truth

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The Concept of The Copy Principle in David Hume's Treatise of Human Nature

1 page / 445 words

The concept of the copy principle is prevalent in David Hume’s Treatise of Human Nature. The idea of the copy principle is that simple ideas stem from simple impressions. Hume defines impression as “sensations, passions and emotions” while ideas are “the faint images of the...

Human Nature Social Learning Theory

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The Views of St. Augustine on Human Nature

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St. Augustine’s view of human nature is primarily based on St. Paul in Romans 7, which states, ‘for I have a desire to do good, but I cannot carry it out’, suggesting that we are weak creatures that need saving by God’s forgiveness and salvation....

Augustine Human Nature

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How The Meaning of Life Affects One's Will in "A Man's Search for Meaning"

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In A Man’s Search for Meaning Dr. Frankl demonstrates the way the “meaning of life” affects a person’s drive and will. Frankl’s main argument is a prisoner’s struggle to find a purpose for his suffering within a concentration camp. However, this idea can be applied...

Man’s Search For Meaning Meaning of Life