Essays on Philosophical Theories

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The Humanistic Approach to Personality

2 pages / 738 words

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 Development of Humanistic Psychology

3 pages / 1170 words

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

3 pages / 1418 words

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

3 pages / 1348 words

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

6 pages / 2656 words

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

4 pages / 1921 words

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

2 pages / 936 words

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

2 pages / 949 words

“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...

Philosophy of Education Study Wisdom

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Overview of The True Purposes of Education

3 pages / 1186 words

In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Lord counseled people to organize themselves and teach one another. Acting on the revelation, the Saints started working to “establish a school for the Prophets” in Kirtland. In this “house of God”, Young men and women were encouraged...

Christian Worldview God Philosophy of Education

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Analysis of Criticisms and Supporting Views on The Idea of Free Will

5 pages / 2290 words

Abstract Do we have free will? In this essay, there has been given a brief explanation which is about the Freedom of the will. Analyzing some of the written works associated with Freedom of will, we will sort out the things that have not been...

Determinism Free Will

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The Key Approaches in My Philosophy of Education

2 pages / 685 words

Abstract My philosophy of education is ever changing. As I grow and develop as an educator, my original thoughts about what I feel is important in education is altered. Something I have always felt is very important as an educator is the importance of being...

Personal Beliefs Personal Experience Philosophy of Education

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The Main Points of My Philosophy of Education

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In my philosophy of education, I believe that all children have the right to an education. That education relies on differentiated instruction, as no two children are alike. It is our responsibility to look at the needs of the child and educate them to the...

Personal Beliefs Personal Experience Philosophy of Education

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Essentialism as The Core of My Philosophy of Education

3 pages / 1147 words

Essentialism is my philosophy of education. Educational essentialism is an instructive way of thinking whose followers except that children ought to get familiar with the conventional basic subjects altogether. In this philosophical way of thinking, the point is to impart understudies with the ‘Essentials” of...

Personal Experience Philosophy of Education

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My Views on Education and Its Importance

4 pages / 1783 words

This essay is focused on my philosophy of education. My philosophy on education was formed quite early as a result of my day to day learning in public school, and consequently, it has been undeniably inaccurate. I was a hard-working, driven student, with little inclination...

Importance of Education Philosophy of Education Teaching

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Explaining Humanistic Themes in Shakespeare's Hamlet

2 pages / 956 words

Introduction: The Timeless Tragedy of Hamlet Hamlet is truly one of the most famous tragedies in the history of world theater. It marked the beginning of Shakespeare’s tragic writing period, establishing itself as his most profound historical psychological play. The work reflects the spirit of...

Hamlet Humanism William Shakespeare

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Existential Despair in Cat’s Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut

3 pages / 1261 words

“Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing” (William Shakespeare). Kurt Vonnegut’s pessimistic view reflects...

Despair Existentialism Kurt Vonnegut

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Sociological Theories Analysis: Symbolic Interactionism, Functionalism and The Conflict Theory

2 pages / 1032 words

Introduction To understand what a theoretical approach is, one first has to know what a theory is. Theory is a system of generalized statements or propositions about phenomena. With that in mind one can deduce that a theoretical approach attempts to understand the root causes...

Conflict Resolution Theory Functionalism

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Obedience and Individualism in American Culture

4 pages / 1936 words

In America today, individualism is at the core of American culture. In America, the ideal is for all people to be able to make their own decisions freely. We teach that individualism gives you the freedom to pave your path, make your own choices based...

American Culture Individualism Obedience

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The Presence of Existentialism in The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky

2 pages / 839 words

If you know what existentialism is, then you know how hard it is to think like an existentialist. The movie that I watched is “The Perks of being a Wallflower” and the director of the film is Stephan Chbosky. The plot summary of this film...

Book Review Existentialism The Perks of Being a Wallflower