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- Modern Myth: Good Will Prevail $54.75
- ...altered throughout history, and especially in modern times. As one author notes, Many would want to define ‘myth’ very narrowly, being only concerned with gods or supernatural beings, or unscientific explanations of how the natural world came to be, only applicable to a pre-modern...
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- The Problem With Trope Theory $76.65
- ...of universality and categorization. If there are certain types of people in the world, can they be put into certain groups? Someone who has a background where they are one quarter white, one quarter Asian and half black suggests that there may be an associated blackness, whiteness and redness...
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- 2 Essays On The Meaning Of Life $54.75
- ...about the nature and reality of human existence that have been addressed since the dawn of history. One such question is what, precisely, constitutes a good life. In other words, this encompasses the challenge of determining what is important and significant in life. What gives life meaning?...
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- A Biography Of Socrates $87.60
- ...one of the most thought-provoking of all philosophers because he dared to ‘push the envelope,’ by questioning everything. His endless pursuit of...
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- A Comparison Of Kant'S Enlightened Human Being With Nietzsche'S Noble Human Being $54.75
- ...compatible with Immanuel Kant's definition of an enlightened human being in a free and open society? For Kant, according to the student, enlightenment for the human being is simply the art of being human in the fullest sense. Kant (1784) writes in his essay "What is Enlightenment" that the...
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- A Comparison Of Movements: The Enlightenment And Modernism $43.80
- ...in history, which emerged during the 1600s through 1800s are the Enlightenment and Modernism. While each a movement in its own right, the two movements are decidedly different from one another. The Enlightenment is a well known time in history and spanned more than a century. It emanated in...
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- A Fictitious Discussion Between Hobbes And Kant $32.85
- ...discussion between Hobbes and Kant in respect to enlightenment. Some of the rhetoric is what they might say, and some of the included information comes directly with what is known to have been said. These appear in quotations. A moderator is also included in this fictitious discussion, based on...
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- A Look At Aristotle'S View On The Educated Mind $32.85
- ...of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it" (qtd. in Shermer 24). This is quite a keen observation by Aristotle. After all, it seems that it is the case that people who simply hear something, and believe it, are rather easily led. As some have observed, people...
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- Aestheticism According To Nietzsche And Cassian $54.75
- ...among the populous in respect to whether or not they live a sparse, religious life, devoted to a mainline religion such as Christianity. The alternative is to follow their hearts and live according to their whims. Of course, there may be a middle ground, but in either event, the fact is that if...
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- Albert Camus: "The Guest" $76.65
- ...work about alienation and moral responsibility, Albert Camus is often comparied to his one-time soleague, Jean-Paul Sartre. They ceased to be friends when Camus quite the Communist Part and Sartre defended communism under Stalin. Camus’s own descripiton of himself was that he was a...
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