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The Concept of Arche as Viewed by Ancient Greek Philosophers (824 words, 4 pages)

Student NameInstructor NamePhilosophy15th Dec., 2014.The Concept of Arche in the Development of Ancient Greek Philosophy The main pre-occupation of the ancient Greek Philosophers was to account for how reality as we know it came about. For that reason, the ancient Greek Philosophers sought to know the primordial substance out which ... Read More

A Comparison of the Similar and Different Perspectives in Viewing Nature in the Texts, Seeing by Dillard and The Art of Seeing by Burroughs (526 words, 3 pages)

The Differences Between Seeing After reading the two texts, Seeing by Dillard and The Art of Seeing by Burroughs, I have a rather clear perspective of what these authors had in mind regarding seeing. These readings have a method on how to view nature through its entire presence. Although they ... Read More

A Summary of the Principle of the Common Good and a Response to the Views of Pope John Paul II on the Subject (922 words, 3 pages)

This paper gives a summary of the salient points of Pope John Paul IIs views on the principle of common good after the summary, a response to the views of John Paul II on the principle of common good is given. The following is a terse summary of John Paul ... Read More

An Analysis of Life Through the Point of View of a Mental Addict in the Book, The Blind Owl by Sadegh Hedayat (1583 words, 6 pages)

Seeing Life Through A Mental Addict Point-of-View The Blind Owl by Sadegh HedayatGrowing up in a traditional Persian Zoroastrian culture, I have come along many classical Persian Literature books in my parents bookcase but I never saw the book The Blind Owl by Sadegh Hedayat, which is known to be ... Read More

An Explanation of the Arguments of Mencius in Support of His Views of Human Nature as Naturally Good (1620 words, 5 pages)

This paper gives a detailed explication of Menciuss argument in support of his view that human nature is inherently good. The paper also gives reasons why I agree with Menciuss view of human nature. Responses to the objections that can be raised against Mencius conception of human nature are also ... Read More

A Personal View of Euthanasia and Its Pros and Cons (1888 words, 6 pages)

Euthanasia, also, known as mercy killing or physician assisted killing refers to the practice of deliberately ending the life of a terminally ill person so as to relieve himher of pain and sufferings. Etymologically the term Euthanasia comes from two Greek words eu meaning goodly or well, and thanatos meaning ... Read More

An Analysis of Our Criminal Justice System and the Views of Cesare Beccaria on the Subject (864 words, 4 pages)

IntroductionCesare Beccaria was a man of his words when it came to his input on our criminal justice system. In his eyes, our criminal justice system was an act of punishing as a threat to make sure people would not commit crime. He was unhappy with the system, and attempted ... Read More

The Different Views of Philosophers on the Importance of Religion to Humanity (788 words, 3 pages)

The Unspoken David Humme, a Scottish philosopher, believed that human reasons or beliefs were miscued and contradictory. Humme thought that our perception of transcendent reality could only be seen through instilled beliefs. The philosopher argued that religion should be rejected. To a certain degree Humme makes a reasonable argument. Its ... Read More

A Critical Analysis of the Dualistic Conception of Human Nature by Comparing Descartes Position with the Views of Other Scholars in Philosophy (2131 words, 7 pages)

AbstractIn his Philosophical Psychology, Rene Descartes conceived human beings as being composed of two independent substances, i.e. body and soul. But a critical analysis of this dualistic conception of human nature shows that Descartes claim is false and untenable. This paper critically analysis Rene Descartes dualistic conception of human nature ... Read More

The Idea of Personal Views of Love in the Short Story What We Talk About When We Talk About Love by Raymond Carver (612 words, 2 pages)

What We Talk About When We Talk About Love The dinner check comes and the man reaches for it, as he does athought runs through his head. He is distracted so he only catches the lastword, Love. He thinks about everyone he has loved and considers how lovecan be different. ... Read More

The Different Views of World’s Religions on Afterlife in Dante’s Inferno (2826 words, 9 pages)

One of the main characteristics of religion is the idea of the afterlife. In religious parlance, the concept of after life is expressed by the term eschatology. Although all major religions in the world have an idea of after life, different religions, however, have different understanding of the nature of ... Read More

Dominic Crossan’s Critique Towards the Traditional View of Jesus of Nazareth in His Book Jesus: A Revolutionary Biography (1208 words, 5 pages)

In his book, Jesus A Revolutionary Biography, Dominic Crossan critically and radically challenged the traditional view of Jesus of Nazareth. Crossan subjected the four Gospels into critical evaluation and he employed the method of historical criticism in his attempt to find out whether the main Gospel claims are based on ... Read More

A Comparison of the Views of Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson on How the Government Should Be Run (493 words, 2 pages)

Alexander Hamiltons views of how the government should be run differed greatly from how Thomas Jefferson thought the government should be run. Hamilton believed that the elite should have control in the government while Jefferson believed that the average person ought to hold positions in government. These two opposing views ... Read More

An Analysis of Miller’s Portrayal of Women in a View From the Bridge (1143 words, 3 pages)

How Does Miller Portray Women in A View From The Bridge?A View From the Bridge is a modern adaptaiton of a Greek tragedy written by Arthur Miller. The women in the playBeatrice and Catherine are characters which Miller uses to show the idea of feminity and changes they bring into ... Read More

A Religious View on Gender Identity Disorders (724 words, 3 pages)

Gender is one's recognition of their state of being male or female, with respect to biological and psychosocial considerations and embracing this concept into ones livelihood. We all come into the world as either male or female, an issue whose recognition has not brought about difficulties. Globally, internalization of gender ... Read More

A Personal View Point on the Concept of Education (507 words, 2 pages)

What is Education?If I have to define the concept of Education from my experience at school, it means to me go to school, be sitting with a teacher in front of you giving the lecture, and finally be evaluated to know if you can give the next step or if ... Read More

My Personal View on Facebook and How It Transformed Our Society (1172 words, 6 pages)

The era for Facebook has dramatically transformed our society andcontinues to make an indelible impact on all facets of our communities andthe world at large. It is one of the most frequently used social mediaglobally and was created by Mark Zuckerberg. This inventor is held in highesteem worldwide for this ... Read More

The Definition of Depression From a Clinical View (1886 words, 7 pages)

24 February 2016Dear Reader,In my essay I will define the word depression from a clinical view. I decided to chose this word because most often people come up with words to over dramatize what they mean. I have been hearing the word depressed a lot lately in conversations that express ... Read More

A History of Different Views of Morality in Society (3931 words, 13 pages)

Morality is different from everyone's perspective. Society hascreated laws based on general morals that people should live by. What ifsociety's morals differ from your own? Throughout history morals of what isright and what is wrong are always changing. In ancient times it was moralfor you to have more than one ... Read More

An Analysis of the Christian View of Satan in Paradise Lost by John Milton (1324 words, 5 pages)

John Milton recreates the story of Genesis as an epic narrative to better illustrate the notions of God, man, and Satan. Milton recognizes that Genesis leaves many Christians and scholars with questions. To better illustrate the events in the Bible, Milton shapes the characters in Genesis to form a narrative ... Read More

Multiple Points of View in Narratives of Seduction and the Seductions of Narrative: The Frame Structure of Frankenstein (1502 words, 6 pages)

In Newman's critical essay, "Narratives of Seduction and theSeductions of Narrative The Frame Structure of Frankenstein", the lack ofmultiple points of view and development of a singular narrative becomeincreasingly clear as the main topic as the essay progresses. Whilementioning other works, such as Wuthering Heights and Heart of Darkness,Newman's thesis ... Read More

The Internal Struggles Between Society’s Views on Edna and Her Views of Herself in the Novel, The Awakening by Kate Chopin (998 words, 4 pages)

Throughout The Awakening, Edna, the protagonist, is caught in a constant internal struggle between the way society views her and the way she views herself. Kate Chopin develops the theme that not all women acceptingly and naturally assume the role society expects of them through Ednas growing resistance to this ... Read More

A Critical Response to John Marsh’s View on Education (762 words, 3 pages)

The excerpt Why Education is Not an Economic Panacea is a chapter from John Marshs book Class Dismissed Why We Cannot Teach or Learn Our Way Out of Inequality. The main point he makes in this chapter of his book is that education is not the solution to all of ... Read More

A View on Truth, Honesty and Lying (551 words, 2 pages)

Telling the whole truth is much easier said than done in the 21st Century. How are we supposed to know if the whole truth is being told? Its not always easy for us as individuals to tell the truth because we are humans. Many religions preach to their followers that ... Read More

A Discussion on Abortion: An Analysis and Comparison of Judith Jarvis Thomson’s and Don Marquis’s Views (1534 words, 6 pages)

Concerning the debate about abortion rights, there are two opposing views that I would like to consider in this paper Judith Jarvis Thomsons paper, which argues that the abortion debate is concerned with the conflict of rights between the child and mother, and Don Marquiss concept of a future like ... Read More

A Behavioral View on the Personalities of Jim and Liz in Ernest Hemingway’s Short Story Up in Michigan (810 words, 3 pages)

In Hemmingways short story, Up in Michigan, the main characters Jim and Liz exhibit confusing behaviors that can be largely explained with the behavioral view of personality. The behavioral view sees human behavior as entirely mindless, and driven solely by prior reinforcement and need reduction. In this paper, I will ... Read More

Alienation, Loneliness and Marxist Views in Henry James’ Book “The Turn of the Screw” (2149 words, 8 pages)

In this essay I aim to provide a Marxist reading of Henry James The Turn of the Screw. I will consider the unique position in the social hierarchy occupied by the governess, and the alienation she suffers from as a result. I also intend to examine the function of the ... Read More

A Personal View on Buddhism (625 words, 2 pages)

On Wednesday morning, I woke up while the sun was still a fiery orange ball resting low on the horizon and the cool morning air gusted through the trees. As I made my way to the alms ceremony, I took a moment to purchase several bags of sticky rice and ... Read More

The Distinction between the Enlightenment and Absolutist Views on Tolerance in the RAV v. St. Paul Supreme Court Case (1568 words, 7 pages)

The view that tolerance is an important characteristic of liberal democracy is one that is not often challenged by political theorists. The disagreement concerning tolerance lies in the question of whether a state has a right to regulate various forms of expression that could possibly pose as a threat to ... Read More

A Response to Machiavelli’s Views on Society and Politics as Described in The Prince (1383 words, 4 pages)

Machiavelli believes that as a ruler when choosing whether to be feared or loved, one should choose to be feared. Although he mentioned that one should be fair, he agrees with being cruel when necessary. He considers that in order to be respected you should never show too much mercy ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013