Essays on Philosophical Theories

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The Concept of Determinism in Human Life

2 pages / 904 words

Throughout human history, the concept of free will has been accepted and assumed to be the true proposition regardless of its problems. Human mind's ability to choose between two or more different options has enforced the idea that human beings are capable of making choices...

Choices Control Determinism

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Social Determinism Vs Technological Determinism: My Views

2 pages / 748 words

In the realm of technological and social determinism, two compelling theories have emerged, each offering unique perspectives on the relationship between technology and society. Technological determinism, propounded by Marshall McLuhan, posits that technology advances predictably and significantly shapes human events. Conversely, social determinists argue that...

Determinism Impact of Technology Personal Statement

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Dependence on Technology Within The Concepts of Technical and Social Determinism

1 page / 604 words

Social determinism clarifies that innovation is controlled by cultural needs or the general public. On the other hand, technical determinism posits that technical logic determines technological artefacts, and in turn, these artefacts change or shape society. In short, technical determinism claims a machine has power...

Dependence on Technology Determinism

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Darker Side of Cultural Displacement from Humanism to Post Humanism

6 pages / 2594 words

Abstract In a traditional sense humans have been considered to be solidly and indisputably classified as high-functioning animals, but both their biological and physical constraints limit/tether humankind to the base level. It is here that Post Humanism promises a condition in which humans and intelligent...

Elysium Humanism

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Characteristics of Existential State

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Introduction The literal definition of existentialism states that it emphasizes the existence of individuals as completely free beings whom determine their growth through self-made choices. Multiple characteristics like absurdity, alienation, responsibility plus free will, and despair play a major role in an existential life. With...

Existentialism Free Will Responsibility

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Euthyphro Dilemma: The Modified Divine Command Theory

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Introduction For thousands of years, God has been taken as an unquestionable given. Even today, many intelligent philosophers jump through hoops to preserve as much of the Judeo-Christian depiction of God as possible in a way that is compatible with their argument. The modified divine...

Euthyphro Euthyphro Dilemma God

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The Importance of Recognizing The Equality of Cultures: The Ineffectiveness of Western Psychology in The African World

4 pages / 1618 words

Introduction We live in a world of many views, perspectives, and beliefs that differ from person to person. We behave differently and express our views in very different ways. People from all around the world tend to have different norms and customs that they consider...

Behaviorism Humanism

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Shipncba Vs Euthyphro Dilemma: Morality is Determined by God

3 pages / 1285 words

Religion has been an important influence on humanity for a very long time, so much so that our definitions for morality and divinity are religious in nature. However, an argument opposing morality by divine command states: “If actions are right because God commands them, and...

Euthyphro Dilemma God

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Analysis of Two Theoretical Approaches to Psychology: Psychoanalytic and Humanistic

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Psychology is the scientific study of the human mind. There are many theorists that believe there are different approaches to psychology, this essay will be focusing on two of those. The two theoretical approaches that this essay will be looking at are the Psychoanalytic approach...

Humanism Psychoanalytic Theory

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Humanity in Taoism Philosophical Concept

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Laozi, an ancient Chinese philosopher and the creator of philosophical concept of Taoism, introduced this religion based on wu wei (action without intention) with naturalness, simplicity and spontaneity. Taoism ethics are concerned less with doing great acts than turning into a decent individual who lives...

Humanism Humanity Taoism

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The Just War Theory: Literature Review

6 pages / 2522 words

Abstract The purpose of this study is to explore some of the aspects that influence state and non-state actors using the Just War Theory in wars or conflicts. The review seeks to answer the research question, how does applying the Just War theory affect current...

Just War Theory Literature Review

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Just War Theory: a Way of Morally Justifying War

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just war theory ‘A way of morally justifying war by the theory that, despite its evils, war may be necessary and justifiable under certain conditions and within certain limitations. Conditions for entering and conducting wars are constructed.It differs from pacifism and the holy war theory....

Just War Theory Morality

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Christian Philosophy of The Just War Theory

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When I think of war, I immediately think of weapons, extreme violence, innocent deaths, and unavoidable suffering. The belligerence that drives war conflicts with the basic ethics of civilization as it impedes on an individual’s right to peace, security, subsistence, and liberty. War has long...

Christology Just War Theory

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Christian and Islamic Views on War: Just War Theory and Jihad

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War is a state of open armed conflict between countries or groups of people. Typically, these arise from the fight to obtain access and influence over numerous natural resources, such as soil, minerals, and water, and from diverse political, economic, religious, or social beliefs. Usually,...

Christian Worldview Just War Theory Muslim

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Theory of Knowledge and Tabula Rasa of John Locke

5 pages / 2354 words

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"

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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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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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Meursault as an Existential Character in The Stranger

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Most individuals struggle to move past the death of a loved one, particularly when it is your child or a parent. When a dear one passes, the norm would be to grieve and show your emotions. It is an incalculable lasting blow. So when somebody...

Albert Camus Existentialism The Stranger

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Transcendentalism – The Most Intellectual Movement Ever

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Topic analysis At this moment, 2022 of 21st century, transcendentalism is widespread in many aspects of life involving society, education, politics, religion, literature, and philosophy as well as social reform and efforts of American culture. What is this movement called Transcendentalism? This movement is a...

Philosophy of Education Transcendentalism