Essays on Philosophical Theories

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The Attitudes to Nature in The Literature of Naturalism

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It goes without saying that Naturalism tries at length to pair how humanity is the greatest evolutionary success, suggesting that man is as natural as the Earth itself, and so should be represented in a variety of forms and circumstances to enable a deeper understanding...

Naturalism

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An Involvement of Nature as a Key Principle in The Works of Naturalism

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The concept of Naturalism first came about in the 19th Century and it was an exciting, thought-provoking, period that encouraged many playwrights to replicate reality onstage in a variety of ways. Naturalism’s emergence was defined by a commitment to social commentary, scientific objectivism, and its...

Naturalism

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Naturalism in an Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge and Under The Lion’s Paws

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It is said that a more precise concept of life than realism, with a touch of pessimism, is Naturalism. Naturalism derived from realism and it became a way to explain real life events. It focuses on extreme events such as famine and war. This is...

Naturalism

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Natural Law and Scientific Law in Everyday Life

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When one observes a specific phenomenon, this can be boiled down to a scientific law. Scientific laws do not provide an explanation as to why this phenomenon occurs or why it is present in our world, they just state the event that is occuring. For...

Natural Law

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The Role of Feudal, Customary and Natural Law in Constraining The Power of Medieval Kings

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During the Middle Ages the rule of law limited executive power and the influence that each ruler had. The period is split into two, with the early Middle Ages coming first (until 1100) followed by the High Middle Ages (1100-1350). Feudal constraints were important in...

Middle Ages Natural Law

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Analysis of The Iraq War Through The Criteria of The Just War Theory

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On March 20th, 2003 President George W. Bush and his administration, with fears of nuclear and biological weapons of mass destruction had declared war on Suddam Hussein and his regime. The majority believe that the removal of Hussein was for the best, but the question...

Iraq War Just War Theory

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Euthyphro’s Dilemma and Its Effect on Our Modern Lives

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A dilemma is a situation in which we have two possible choices and both choices are unpleasant. One of the Ethical dilemmas in philosophy is the Euthyphro’s dilemma. In this paper, I will write about Euthyphro’s dilemma. I will start by briefly showing how did...

Euthyphro Dilemma

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Analysis of Philosophical Problem in The Euthyphro Dilemma

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Plato’s dialogue Euthyphro relates a discussion that took place between Socrates and Euthyphro regarding the meaning of piety. Socrates and Euthyphro meet by coincidence outside the court in Athens where Socrates is about to be tried on charges of impiety. Socrates is astounded and bewildered...

Euthyphro Dilemma

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Euthyphro Dilemma and The Existence of God

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Plato’s famous dialogue Euthyphro chronicles a conversation between Socrates and a man named Euthyphro and concerns the nature of “good” and is widely applied to question the existence of God. Socrates asks Euthyphro a number of questions concerning piety and its relation to the Greek...

Euthyphro Dilemma

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Analysis of Epistemological Theories to Determine Individuals’ Beliefs About Knowledge

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Numerous researchers in the field have tried to understand how children, adolescents and adults come to understand what it means to know. The five most famous epistemological theories, were focused on determining individuals beliefs about knowledge. In particular, these theories have many similarities and differences....

Epistemology Relativism

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Role of Humanistic Approach in Education

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We are living in a world where technological developments are prevailing and take over different aspects of our life. Digital Technology and advancements are also now being implemented and integrated even in education (Habler, et al., 2016) however; these advancements also have negative impacts on...

Humanism

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The Humanistic Approach to Personality

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The two historical contexts that began the development of the humanistic approach were the need for another aspect in psychology that focused on learning behavior in more simple terms and the philosophical idea in Europe of existentialism. Some psychologists did not agree with other approaches...

Humanism

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Abraham Maslow and The Humanistic Theory

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Introduction In the mid-to-late 1900s, psychology was not a new field, as it had been around for years by that point in time. During this period, many new ideas were emerging, and one such idea came from a young inspirational man named Abraham Maslow. His...

Humanism

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Analysis of The Main Parts of The Just War Theory

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There are enough open doors in life for everyone to have a successful and happy future. However, there are also many things in life that can abruptly close those doors right in your face, such as war. War can never be justified because not only...

Ethics Just War Theory Nonviolence

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Discussion of Whether There is Any Such Thing as a Just War

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Philosophers have debated the issue of the morality of war for centuries, and have concluded that there is, in fact, such a thing as a just war; and a just way of waging war. Jeff McMahan has written about the origins of the just war...

Ethics Just War Theory Nonviolence

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Terrorism and Just War Theory

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In the United Kingdom today, no single issue of public concern seems to be as widely and hotly debated as that of terrorism. When people hear of terrorist attacks, they react with horror and disgust (rightfully), however, little discussion ever revolves around whether terrorism can...

Just War Theory War on Terror

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Analysis of The Effects of Just War Theory on a Political Landscape

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The solution of using moral and legislative means to produce ethical solutions has been used by many to solve civic conflicts over the course of history. During the early thirteenth century, a man by the name of St. Thomas Aquinas created what is now known...

Discrimination Just War Theory

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The Theme of Existentialism in to Build a Fire by Jack London

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Jack London writes a tragic story about a man who has decided to journey along through excruciating sub-freezing temperatures of the Yukon and how that man becomes victim to the power of nature that happens to be unrelenting and unforgiving in the short story “To...

Existentialism Jack London To Build a Fire

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The Role of Wisdom Ideals in Studying

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“I simply cram for the examination after which fail to remember the whole thing.” 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 “If I will simply get this remaining...

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