StudentShare
Our website is a unique platform where students can share their papers in a matter of giving an example of the work to be done. If you find papers matching your topic, you may use them only as an example of work. This is 100% legal. You may not submit downloaded papers as your own, that is cheating. Also you should remember, that this work was alredy submitted once by a student who originally wrote it.
Contact Us
Sign In / Sign Up for FREE
Sign Up for FREE Sign In
Search
✕
Go to advanced search...
✕
Home
Free Samples
Premium Essays
Editing Services
Editing Proofreading Rewriting
Extra Tools
Essay Topic Generator Thesis Generator Citation Generator GPA Calculator Study Guides Donate Paper
Essay Writing Help
About Us
About Us Testimonials FAQ

Philosophy Essays

Result for Subject Philosophy:
5866 essays
Political Philosophy in Ancient Greece: An Analysis of Plato and Aristotles Theories Philosophy Term Paper
9 pages (2250 words) , Download 1 , Term Paper
Free
The prominent flaw with Plato and Aristotle’s political philosophies is the exclusion of women from political and social life. A reader will obviously notice, even at first glance, the excessive use of the pronoun ‘he’ and the noun ‘man’ in their literary works. This error has proven to be immortalized.
Preview sample
Friedrich Hegel's Philosophy Philosophy Term Paper
7 pages (2106 words) , Download 1 , Term Paper
Free
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (August 27, 1770 – November 14, 1831) was one of the creators of German idealism and an influential German philosopher whose philosophy of art or aesthetics constituting the first sub-section of his philosophy of absolute spirit forms part of German’s rich aesthetic tradition.
Preview sample
sponsored ads
Hire a pro to write
a paper under your requirements!
Win a special DISCOUNT!
Put in your e-mail and click the button with your lucky finger
Your email
YOUR PRIZE:
—
Apply my DISCOUNT
A Philosophical Approach to the Subject of Gang Activity in Londons Night Time Economy Philosophy Term Paper
12 pages (3000 words) , Download 1 , Term Paper
Free
With a specific focus on a cultural problem such as gang violence, the following line of logic can be helpful in finding the problem’s origin. On a primary level, one can look at a city as a sort of infrastructure. Each and every metropolis that becomes more and more modernized sets a higher standard for cities that follow as their predecessors.
Preview sample
Philosophy of Berkeley, Descartes, Russell, and Plato Philosophy Assignment
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 2 , Assignment
Free
Russell would then state that Berkeley was stating that the existence of the matter of the table and the existence of the sensory perception of the table are two different things, and Russell felt that the sheer mention of the independence of the two implied that there obviously was in fact reason to believe that the matter of the table existed.
Preview sample
Introduction to Visual Culture Philosophy Assignment
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
Foucault has expressed in detail the meaning of having such a spatial arrangement of buildings for prison schools and factories in terms of enabling maximum visibility and vigilance. Foucault further argues that this gives rise to a new form of self-disciplinary practice (which Foucault calls as internalized disciplinary practice). 
Preview sample
The Reason as a Way of Knowing Philosophy Assignment
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
The reason is a way of knowing that is common to any human being living on this planet. It is, in fact, a logical way of thinking that is natural and hereditary from the very beginning of humankind. The reason is one of the strongest ways of knowing, taking into account some other ways of knowing depend on it for guidance.  
Preview sample
Sigmund Freuds Creative Thinking Philosophy Research Paper
7 pages (1972 words) , Download 1 , Research Paper
Free
The author states that to formulate Freud’s theories and demonstrate their effectiveness, it was necessary for Freud to think ‘outside the box’ of his contemporaries, to employ the various stages of creative thinking in order to change the way in which most doctors viewed the appropriate treatment of their mentally disturbed patients.
Preview sample
Functionalism and Marxism in Todays World Philosophy Assignment
10 pages (2500 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
The author states that in global commerce, the closest one can come to a simple definition is that functionalism is a modification of the Marxist philosophy. Marx expected the ruling class to be replaced by the working class and government to wither, while the functionalist view shows it inextricably intertwined with international trade.
Preview sample
The Veil of Ignorance Philosophy Assignment
8 pages (2160 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
The author states that one of the challenges that confront human existence is the quest for a condition that will perpetuate and enhance human life. This challenge is continuously addressed on the supposition that “a human being can maintain his existence only when he has placed himself under, particularly favorable conditions.
Preview sample
Edmund Husserl and his Concepts of Perception Philosophy Literature review
11 pages (3078 words) , Download 1 , Literature review
Free
In the late 1800s, a philosopher and mathematician by the name of Edward Husserl (1859-1938) developed a philosophical approach known today as Phenomenology, which re-introduced the concept of subjectivity into the consideration of individual development. Husserl felt it would be especially useful as an initial inquiry to identify the major objectives of further study.
Preview sample
The Place of Rationalism in Greek, Buddhist Philosophies and Hebrew Scriptures Philosophy Assignment
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
According to Hebrew Scriptures, God is One and He is the creator of this universe. He existed before all his creation and created heaven and earth from nothing. Therefore, Jehovah the Hebrew God is all-powerful and omniscient. He is timeless and exists through his creations everywhere. He is immortal and has sovereign power over all his creation.
Preview sample
Platos Theory of Forms Philosophy Assignment
12 pages (3313 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
The author states that the main characteristic of Plato’s work was the use of ‘forms’ which were the ‘vehicle’ for the ‘exit’ of knowledge to the real world by the representation of ‘intangible’ aspects. The importance of forms for Plato’s work is very significant. His work can be even misunderstood or interpreted on a wrong theoretical basis.
Preview sample
The French Revolution: The Profession of Faith by Rousseau Philosophy Assignment
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
I agree with Rousseau that our outer senses are poor equipment for unraveling moral truths. Yet, while emphasizing the validity of feelings that arise from the heart, he fails to distinguish between those feelings which comprise conscience and the rest which are mere prejudice. This weakens his argument and leaves it incomplete. 
Preview sample
Platos Royal Lies and Manuscript Illustration in Islamic Art Philosophy Assignment
9 pages (2485 words) , Download 1 , Assignment
Free
To keep the breed of the guardians pure, certain nurses were to bring up the offspring of good parents, but inferior offspring would be put away in a mysterious unknown place. For the purpose of population control, women could bear children from the age of 20 to 40, and men from 25 to 55. The guardians were to have wives and children in common.
Preview sample
The Development of Humanity in Imago Dei Philosophy Research Paper
10 pages (2921 words) , Download 1 , Research Paper
Free
It is quite possible that this various philosophy of humanity does continue to be made by human kinds' own interactions among each other and the environment, but it is best not forget that it initially developed through our creation and expanded from there, as again has been depicted in the literature.
Preview sample
Should Planning Set Out to Produce a Utopian Ideal Philosophy Assignment
7 pages (1750 words) , Download 0 , Assignment
Free
Because utopia is the best humanity can conceptualize, utopia has to be humanity's regulatory philosophy. This definitive philosophy of motivation for the paramount life thinkable for the whole world can be one conventional component of common sense and central purpose in or else multifarious and disjointed world. 
Preview sample
Development of Cosmopolitanism Philosophy Essay
6 pages (1649 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Currently, the world has become globalized, and the idea of cosmopolitanism cannot ignore the impulse to merge, cooperate and progress socially, politically and economically as a single unit. Humanity has commonalities, which are fundamental, and we have no option but to contain for the progress of the universe for the current generation and the coming generations.   
Preview sample
Principles of Morality in Relation to The Stranger by Albert Camus Philosophy Book Report/Review
6 pages (1819 words) , Download 2 , Book Report/Review
Free
Morals are defined as principles concerning the differentiation between wrong and right or good behavior and bad behavior (Galens 20). It is the distinction between the right actions and wrong ones. Morals deal with peoples’ behaviors as well as their motives. These involve a particular system of principles and values of conduct, particularly ones held by a specified society or individuals.  
Preview sample
Culture and Philosophy: Aesthetics - the Beautiful and the Sublime Philosophy Literature review
7 pages (1848 words) , Download 1 , Literature review
Free
In a more simple and narrow sense, aesthetics can be defined as the theory of beauty in relation to the philosophy of art. However, in a broader definition, aesthetics is a branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of art, taste, and beauty. The Oxford English Dictionary associates aesthetics with the appreciation of beauty.
Preview sample
How Rhetoric Is Applicable in the Modern Setting Philosophy Research Paper
10 pages (2677 words) , Download 2 , Research Paper
Free
Classical theory has the bragging rights of having all the great orators in the world who influenced masses through the use of the theory. By attracting big masses the leaders must have used classical theory. Theorists say that Jesus and even Buddha though they taught on a religious platform they used a persuasion element in their teachings.
Preview sample
New Lanark: As Seen by Robert Southey and Robert Owen Philosophy Term Paper
6 pages (1500 words) , Download 1 , Term Paper
Free
Southey points out that Owen’s reforms succeed only because they are executed in a carefully controlled environment. He compares New Lanark to a cotton plantation, categorically stating that the mill workers, although they are white, “are as much under his (Owen’s) absolute management as so many negro-slaves”.
Preview sample
The Messages of William Blake about Heaven and Hell Philosophy Literature review
9 pages (2407 words) , Download 1 , Literature review
Free
The author states that in the second plate, Blake writes, “Without Contraries is no progression. Attraction and Repulsion, Reason and Energy, Love and Hate, are necessary to Human Existence”. In fact, Blake clearly concludes in the text that “Good is the passive that obeys Reason Evil is the active springing from Energy”.
Preview sample
Moral and Ethical Rules of Analects of Confucius Philosophy Book Report/Review
22 pages (5827 words) , Download 1 , Book Report/Review
The term Master is used for Confucius as well as other disciples of Confucius who garnered a league of his own followers who fondly referred to him as Master. The dialogues between these Masters and their disciples provide a glimpse of the events that took place in their lives as well as post their demise.
Preview sample
Effect of Alchemy on Religion, Science and Society and Government Philosophy Essay
7 pages (1995 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Death and mortality have always haunted him and egged him on to find the elixir of life to be immortal. These concerns have also forced him to look for those powers that may enable him to overpower the forces around him. To this end his imagination has helped him coin the possibility of such magical or powerful things that may empower him to be the controller of everything around him.
Preview sample
Comparison of Plato and Confucius and their Contemporary Relevance Philosophy Essay
6 pages (1769 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Confucius’ views make it clear to one that mindless rebellion is not desirable as a kind of stability in an individual and the society is necessary for order. To prevent society from disintegrating into anarchy, one must remember what Confucius says about the individual in relation to his society. This is relevant in society where all kinds of confusion exist regarding the roles of individuals.
Preview sample
Religion versus Reason Philosophy Term Paper
7 pages (1933 words) , Download 1 , Term Paper
Free
The reason is superior to religion in explaining the world, considering the fact that religion is based on the application of relevant authority to reinforce a position (Peterson, 63). Thus, any religious believer will have selective authority from the scripture or other religious and sacred texts, which reinforces what the individual believes in.
Preview sample
Defining Cruelty in the 21st Century Philosophy Case Study
7 pages (2006 words) , Download 1 , Case Study
Free
Cruelty, we see, therefore, has evolved over time and across space in its meaning and implications. Different cultures, different schools of thought, different events around the world have caused newer dimensions of the term to be raised and debated upon. From its more limited Latin etymological origins, ‘cruelty’ and what it entails has been examined time and again to yield newer meaning.
Preview sample
In Our Time by Hemingway Philosophy Book Report/Review
12 pages (3195 words) , Download 2 , Book Report/Review
Free
Nick is one of the characters who are associated with fear on various occasions; a reader can appreciate the response of Nick to the harsh reality of fear in various roles he has played In Our Time. In his narration, Hemingway demonstrates that he admires individuals that face fear with courage and do not accept defeat in the light of fear.
Preview sample
Philosophical Radicals Philosophy Essay
6 pages (1874 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Radicals argue that the processes that the society has established cannot effectively deal with inequality and injustice hence influencing them to devise their own radical approaches to tackle the perceived vices. “When the systems in which we live are in crisis, the most honest confrontations with those systems have to be radical”.
Preview sample
The Study of the Soul Philosophy Essay
8 pages (2059 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
We should not forget about the places and people around us because they will be definitely perpetuated in memory. For example, there are parents with whom you have a kind of a spiritual connection. They are the first people who teach you how to define good and bad things, a mother is a person who always gives love and care and never asks something instead.
Preview sample
Personal Thoughts on Plato: His Writing and Influence Philosophy Essay
17 pages (4436 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Plato did his best to stand for what he believed in, the same way that I fight for what I think is morally correct. He fought for the truth, knowing in his heart that it will one day prevail, that goodness will continually overpower evil. Plato, indeed, is an inspiration that will forever make the human race realize that it is not enough that you believe.
Preview sample
What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets by Michael Sandel Philosophy Book Report/Review
7 pages (1960 words) , Download 1 , Book Report/Review
Free
It is evident that the society should reduce the level of commercialization and consider the need for not buying everything but consider their value. Families, friends, trust, love and one's rights as a human being cannot be bought because it is against society’s ethical values. As we have seen, Sandel is more concerned about the social values of individuals.
Preview sample
Analysis of the Ethical Problem of An employee of WOD Chemical Philosophy Case Study
7 pages (1960 words) , Download 1 , Case Study
Free
Finally, the consideration of the ethical and practical side of this case makes an employee think about, who from the participants of the developed situation is actually suffered. It is important that this consideration allowed to make ethically and practically accepted decisions, without excluding the important cost issue.
Preview sample
The Logic of Rene Descartes Philosophy Coursework
10 pages (2931 words) , Download 1 , Coursework
Free
Generally speaking, through the meditations included in “Meditations on First Philosophy,” Descartes presents his logical sequence leading to the idea that since God exists, all knowledge must come from him and therefore, whether we are dreaming or awake, our perceptions of our reality must be real.
Preview sample
Philosophical Issues Philosophy Assignment
14 pages (3732 words) , Download 2 , Assignment
Free
The kingdom of ends is a hypothetical state of man derived from the categorical imperative. Rational beings are defined as beings who are capable of moral deliberation; they can choose to act by maxims that have universality. It is from this point of view that they must judge themselves and their actions.
Preview sample
The Basic Principles of Life Philosophy Philosophy Essay
8 pages (2521 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
The definition of philosophy does not do justice to what it is all about and it is no wrong to say that in fact there is no a precise definition to it. There is one way to look at it and that is through the eyes of the philosophers themselves. Yet another way to look at it is the various perceptions attach to it in our daily use of language.
Preview sample
Thomas Paine and William Godwin Philosophy Literature review
8 pages (2124 words) , Download 2 , Literature review
Free
Thomas Paine and William Godwin were both famous figures and thinkers who represented the zeitgeist of their times in significant ways. Like many other writers and philosophers of their time, they were deeply affected by the French and American Revolution and had first-hand experience of the spirit of revolution on the negative as well as the positive side.
Preview sample
Aristotle, Simmias, Cebes and Socrates' Main Ideas Regarding Philosophy Philosophy Essay
9 pages (2590 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Aristotle believed reality has a set of series known as a graded series of realities, each and every step in the series enlightening more and more those common relationships which make it an object of accurate knowledge. At the closing stages of the series, he said, the objects present no longer relative, but absolute.
Preview sample
The Process of Global Integration Philosophy Case Study
10 pages (2635 words) , Download 1 , Case Study
Free
Realism is a term that is often used in relation to power politics. It is additionally a perception that global politics is usually driven by the competitive self-interests of the participating member countries. Liberalism, on the other hand, is a belief among the ruling classes that greatly emphasizes on the significance of their people's liberty.
Preview sample
Criminal Justice System in Criminology Philosophy Coursework
8 pages (2327 words) , Download 2 , Coursework
Free
Specific deterrence is measured through the tool of recidivism rates, these rates refer to the number of crimes committed by one single criminal (Johnstone, 2010, p.60). General deterrence refers to the event in which punishment given to on individual deters others from committing crimes (Ahmed, 2001, p.31).
Preview sample
Different Aspects of an Ethical Dilemma Philosophy Case Study
9 pages (2546 words) , Download 1 , Case Study
Free
As a result, several theories have been put forth by many philosophers to try to come up with a standard solution to the named problem. Each of the theories ‘emphasizes different aspects of an ethical dilemma and leads to the most ethically correct solution according to the guidelines within the ethical theory itself’.
Preview sample
Augustine's Concept of Will Philosophy Essay
10 pages (2725 words) , Download 1 , Essay
Free
Even as Saint Augustine greatly influenced the Protestant movement that would one day become the dominant mode of Christianity in the Western hemisphere, his ideas on will and original sin were at the time revolutionary formulations. His understanding of humanity as influenced by forces of reason sometimes out of their control anticipates Freud and later developments in unconscious impulses.
Preview sample
Influence of Daoism in Modern Life in China Philosophy Case Study
7 pages (2063 words) , Download 3 , Case Study
Free
The concept of the Yin and Yang serve to nurture and develop a love for nature as well as the harmonizing factor in their lives. The concept of eating the right foods during the different stages of one's lives and breathing in the right manner helps to keep their bodies and minds in a well-balanced condition.
Preview sample
Philosophical Approach in Career Choices Philosophy Term Paper
7 pages (1925 words) , Download 2 , Term Paper
Free
Consider a philanthropist who works as a financial trader. It is purely true that that individual can cause a global financial crisis hence affect the poor people negatively. This could not be intended harm on the poor, as their intention is to make money and donate towards their philanthropic activities among the poor.
Preview sample
The Impact of Buddhism on Chinese Culture Philosophy Coursework
8 pages (2213 words) , Download 1 , Coursework
Free
The data presented are some of the contributions of Buddhism in Chinese culture.  Some impacts may be considered negative while some are advantageous.  The most important point in the study is that the Chinese people were able to achieve a level of uniqueness in terms of culture that can be segregated from that of the influences.
Preview sample
Philosophy of Science and the Notions of Scientific Progress Found in Popper and Kuhn Philosophy Coursework
9 pages (2560 words) , Download 4 , Coursework
Free
He is best known for his “falsificationism” theory which calls for the constant and never-ending subjection of a theory to a refutation test on the premise that a theory can never be certain to be 100% true. Kuhn, on the other hand, started as a physicist, having earned his degree in Harvard with a summa cum laude and ended writing The Structures of Scientific Revolutions in 1962.
Preview sample
Jean Gebser - The Ever-Present Origin Philosophy Article
6 pages (1657 words) , Download 2 , Article
Free
Jean Gebser was born in the year 1905 in Posen, Germany and is most famous for his works in the field of human consciousness. He was a poet and a linguist as well. He left his native land in the year 1929 so that he could resist the urge to fight with the fascists. He moved on towards Italy and then later on in France.  
Preview sample
Daoist Concepts and Todays Thought Philosophy Essay
9 pages (2477 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
Traditional Chinese philosophies are gaining popularity in the Western hemisphere for a variety of reasons.  In the medical world, researchers are realizing more and more that the human body operates as an interconnected system rather than connected yet separate cooperation between the mind and the body. 
Preview sample
Socrates and Taoism Philosophy Case Study
8 pages (2000 words) , Download 2 , Case Study
Free
It is no surprise that are different beliefs, different theories, and individuals involved in it, some having beliefs conflicting that of others. The theory of immortality, afterlife and the soul are often the subjects that are most debated and viewed from different angles. Socrates had a theory on the immortality of the soul and divided his argument into four clear parts.
Preview sample
Hobbes and Rousseau on the Creation of Political Authority Philosophy Essay
7 pages (1832 words) , Download 2 , Essay
Free
Rousseau agrees with most of Hobbes ideas but expands the argument concerning the social contract by suggesting that governments have to be legitimate in order to be accepted as rightful authorities. Between the two it seems that Rousseau is the historical winner since more states moved towards establishing democracies than kingdoms over the past years.
Preview sample
    1101 - 1150 results of 5866 items
    We use cookies to create the best experience for you. Keep on browsing if you are OK with that, or find out how to manage cookies.
    ✕
    Contact Us