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Sex Offenders: When both parties are victims Philosophy Research Paper
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From among the techniques, one would determine the appropriate method that could be used for this issue. Violence has been manifested in many forms. The Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences (FABC) has published a paper entitled “The
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Socrates' Argument Against Crito Philosophy Dissertation
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The author states that each of the points Crito makes is systematically shown to be illogical as Socrates argues, and despite Crito’s sincerity, the strength of Socrates’ reasoning is evident. He is able indeed, as Aristotle claimed, to show that “causes were abstract essences that could be found through logical deduction”.
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Decartes' Argument Philosophy Essay
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Our senses help us to understand what's happening around us. Our senses send messages through receptor cells to our brain, using our nervous system to deliver that message. There are four kinds of taste receptors on the tongue – bitter, sweet, salt and sour.
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METAPHYSICS Philosophy Book Report/Review
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Thereupon, the Introduction provides a set of the author’s direct notes on habitus of thinking (Owens 2). Hence, his vision of the Christian metaphysics runs into different terms to make a reader understand the reality of causative-consecutive line of events
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Aristotle on Moral Responsibility Philosophy Essay
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He discusses morality on the basis of voluntary and involuntary actions. He also believes that virtues are of two kinds, intellectual and moral virtue. Apart from involuntary and voluntary criteria, there is another criterion that Aristotle
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Philosophical meanings behind 4 films Philosophy Assignment
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Plato’s work Laches is a work of moral importance, which basically is parallel with the movie theme of Surrogates. As one ponders moral influences, Surrogates
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Relativism and Objectivism as Two Different Moral Principles Theory Philosophy Essay
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The conclusion from this study states that the theory states nothing can be objectively seen as a “truth.” However, in Objectivism, which relies heavily on core principles of education; it becomes apparent that a moral truth can be no doubt achieved. It is safe to say that objectivism views do not change; the universality pertaining to each issue applies everywhere.
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Major Philosophers of the World Philosophy Essay
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The author states that Socrates is one of the most important thinkers in the history of philosophy. He pioneered the dialectical dialogue as a method of philosophical inquiry. An inhabitant of ancient Greece, Socrates’ philosophy is found in the works of his disciples Plato and Xenophon. He believed in the ability of man to do good.
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How to Treat Sore Eyes Philosophy Essay
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My mother got worried because I already skipped three school days and I missed a lot of assignments. She convinced me to go to school the next day. But I did not listen to her, instead, I stayed in my room and kept away from other people. I believed that if my family are going to see me and make eye contact, they will catch sore eyes from me.
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The Contributions of Post-Colonial Thinkers Philosophy Essay
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The post-colonial thinkers with political struggles led to the examination of the impact of the colonization of the European conquest, and their domination over non-European lands, peoples, and cultures. Their political assertion led to the “reclamation of pre-colonial forms of history and culture and the construction of new national identities based on specific local knowledge and histories.
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What Are the Weaknesses of a Democracy - Plato Philosophy Essay
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Prior to initiating propositions, despite most of his reliable philosophical thoughts, Plato could have considered extending borders for his analysis of the prevailing political system and situation in the democratic society and seek ways for democracy to maintain the balance of liberty and power as well as respect for the authority of the ruling body    
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2012 Budget Proposal Philosophy Research Paper
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The national debt of the United States continues to grow in 2011, which pushed the budget proposals from the President and the House of Representatives to be announced earlier than usual. In February, President Obama began the longer-term discussion of the budget proposal offering a $3.7 trillion 2012 budget.
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Depiction of Leadership in Platos Guardians From The Republic Philosophy Book Report/Review
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Plato believes that an ideal leader is a philosopher-king. His definition of this type of person is one who has the right temperament; meaning one who not vicious yet not passive either. Also, this type of person has to have the right education; meaning he is taught virtue and not taught anything that is false.
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What I have Learned to Do Philosophy Essay
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One day, I was feeling very sad. It was perhaps a day in my life when my self-esteem was at its lowest level. I was feeling very pessimistically about everything. I can not exactly remember what had made me think so low about myself, but I literally questioned the reason for my existence.  I guess such moments do come in everybody’s life at some points in time.
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Hospers' Meaning and Free Will Philosophy Essay
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In one of the instances presented by Hospers in reference to a university student who is apparently prominent and looked up to in almost every aspect, I could figure that this student has unconsciously imposed upon his friends, assuming that part of such unconscious doing feel conscious about his knowledge of the trust earned by these friends.
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Descriptive and Prescriptive Schools of Thought Philosophy Assignment
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The first to describe is the descriptive school of the process of strategy making and then the study will move to the prescriptive. The various schools under the descriptive school are going to be put into the vivid observation of the study. The work of Henry Mintzberg is to be the main contributor to this.
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Medieval Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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Since God’s existence and image is far above than the highest mental faculties and understanding of human mind, His concept should be taken within a broader magnitude, rather nullifying His concept on the basis that since humans are not unable to conceive His image, His existence has no association with reality altogether.
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Existentialism in Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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The paper shows that in a world constantly challenged by social, economic, and political problems, individuals possess the power to confront their problems and change the situation as it happens. Values are necessarily subjective by nature that’s why I believe that we still live in a world that is guided by values.
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Clausewitzs Concept of a Trinity Philosophy Essay
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It is essential to state that concepts such as Clausewitz’s concept of a trinity have proved to be very useful to both theorists and practitioners.  The concept has helped students to focus on the critical aspect of life that could have been obscured with the experiences of the world that keep on changing.
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A Comparative Analysis of Aristotle and Kants Ethical Theories Philosophy Coursework
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It is important to state that based on the analysis on Aristotle and Kant’s ethical theories, I believe that the more significant theory is Aristotle’s virtue ethics. This is for the main reason that Aristotle emphasizes three aspects of life, the contemplative being the ultimate source of happiness.
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True Value of Philosophy Philosophy Essay
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Dealing with the issue of euthanasia and assisted suicide has made me ponder upon a powerful and very troubling thought, could I really face the thought of taking one’s life into my own hands and make that decision to have it continued or terminated? My answer would always have been “No,” in a heartbeat.
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Postmodernism and Metanarratives Philosophy Essay
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This essay explores our liberation from metanarratives in the context of postmodernism. The philosophy of post modernism theory states that people should do away with correspondence theory of truth and begin treating scientific believes and morals as tools of attaining more and greater human happiness instead of just as a representation.
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My Experience of Buddhist Mindful Meditation Philosophy Essay
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Regulating my mind to focus on one point, dismissing all other distractions immediately was the most difficult. I found myself concentrating on trying to stay focused instead of focusing on the one issue I chose to focus on. I began to realize I was my number one distraction. I allowed anxiety and frustration into a haven of supposed focus.
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The Theory of Determinism in Philosophy Philosophy Assignment
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Generally, the text explains that theory of determinism is an important theory of philosophy that illustrates an explanation of human mindset and its working although still, the theory has a lot of aspects that can be explored and can be used for further proof to collect the evidence of its authenticity.
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Lee Strasburg Contribution to Actor Training and Neutralism Philosophy Assignment
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The author states that Lee Strasberg was an American director, actor and acting teacher. Strasberg has been considered as the ‘Father of method acting in America’ because he used the theories and concepts of some early writers and blended it with the modern psychological theories and came up with his own method of acting.
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Twelve Minor Prophets - An Overview Philosophy Assignment
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Through Hoshea’s eyes is a vision of the coming destruction, exile, and rebuilding of the Temple seventy years later. There is also a narration of a vision of the Temple’s destruction at the hands of the Romans. It is shown here that even during exile, God is still protecting His people. Joel’s vision contains both good and bad news. 
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Aristotle and the Good Life Philosophy Assignment
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Aristotle’s “Golden Mean” deals with identifying the moderation between two extremes of anything. He believes that finding such moderation is the primary need for any virtuous act. His thought process, although prescribes the most effective approach for a happy life, it somehow can only be termed as idealistic. 
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The Lives and Opinions Philosophy Essay
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Relativists often see morals as applying only within certain cultures. These people would say that female genital mutilation is okay because it is a cultural practice and an important to a particular culture. They believe there is no standard on which to base your opinion and they live their life under the precept: To each his own.
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Images of the Human Philosophy Essay
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The author states that the mere fact that the concept itself was under some basis pertaining to the conspicuous nature of metaphysics, weakened its implications. The wrecking ball concept is actually an eccentric thought of Hume. Any truth can only be obtained by the experiences that a person faces thorough the realities of his/her world.
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What Can We Know - Rene Descartes Views Philosophy Essay
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Doubting everything that is not absolutely certain encourages us to verify the information and to study and analyze things. This view is very rational because if one just believes on something because of his feelings or own reasons, it would go against the process of establishing the truth, therefore, the truth one believes is not an absolute truth.
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Peter Singer's All Animals are Equal Philosophy Essay
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In Peter Singer’s influential essay, ‘All Animals are Equal,’ he advances a valid and important theme that humans have a moral obligation to act compassionately towards animals, but his logic in describing why this is so historically is often flawed. Singer begins by making relations between the animal rights struggle and people’s rights struggles.
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The Transformational Power of Music Philosophy Research Paper
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How the memory creates emotional responses to music is defined by the associations that have been made. This is one of the reasons why writing about music can be difficult as it is better to describe the feeling it evokes than to try and write about the sound.
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The Philosophy of Good Life of Aristotle Philosophy Essay
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Good life is described in a systematic and empirical manner. The common notions of leading good life such as pleasure, honor, wealth, and virtue-seeking are discarded. The quest for happiness is carried out differently. Why Aristotle believes that good life is not about wealth, honor, pleasure or virtue is because none of these have final ends.
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Philosophy of David Hume Philosophy Essay
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Schumacher’s views represent an important criticism of Western empiricism, scientific materialism, and corporate capitalism. Hume’s empiricism and skepticism led directly to the development of antagonism against mysticism, religious belief, and even concepts such as consciousness and the soul itself in Western science.
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PHILOSOPHY: ETHICAL ISSUES Philosophy Term Paper
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Let this paper then be a vantage point for illumination on the needed critical changes, so that we can assume a new ethical vision and a better way of coping with the problems of great proportion which confront us.Such a case study can also suggest a feasible theory by which we can adapt, if not overcome the dangers we face.
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Karl Marx about alienation Philosophy Essay
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Karl Marx, in his Economic and Philosophical Manuscripts (1844) unearths his ideas on alienation. The Marxian understanding of this particular notion can be generally stated as the laborer’s loss of control over labor.
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Platos Aristocracy and Tyranny Philosophy Term Paper
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Aristocracy is the chosen ideal form of government by Plato.  According to him, it should be ruled by the best, the most wise, intelligent, non-corrupt individuals in the city. This elite group has the ability to have complete control of the state. Plato stratified his society for an ideal state into three classes: Guardians, Auxiliaries and Producers.
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Margins of Philosophy Philosophy Book Report/Review
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In essence, all things are set up in relation to one another, in which one defines the other. Without this definition, the one and the other cannot exist because there would be no definition to conceptualize either object. In order to comprehend our world, all things are put into variations of two groups, or binaries that are laden with value.
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Karl Marx and Marxism Philosophy Essay
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According to the discussion Marx does not just focus on economics, however, so the current report also looks at how Marx’s criticisms of religion connect to his conflict theories regarding capitalism, human nature, and other aspects of philosophy. They become more ruled by the modes of production, which produces the wealth of society while alienating the producer.
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Identifying Ethos, Pathos, and Logos Philosophy Essay
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Ethos is one of the pillars of any rhetoric. It is based on the character of the writer. The ethos is the writer’s credibility and reputation. If one does not know Jeffrey Sachs, the article alone does not gain him the trust of the readers. He does not introduce himself nor does he associate himself with established and credible organizations.
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Philosophical Thoughts Philosophy Essay
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The researcher agrees with the argument made by theory articulated by Turing that mere display of performance could not be declared as the sign of excellence and productivity altogether as the artificial commodities and man-made machines, computers, androids, and other articles are offering. On the contrary, natural tendencies and qualities including mental capabilities, intelligence, wisdom, foresight, sentiments, and emotions are creative.
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The Case Against Physicalism By Jacky Chang Philosophy Assignment
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This essay stresses that the physicalist reasoning relies too heavily on reduction thinking. They define physical as either being expressed in physical terms or else in the broad sense as being anything that is part of a physical system or process. In this way, they reduce all beingness to a matter of physical nature.
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The Power of Speech according to Hobbes Philosophy Assignment
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With reputation comes great value placed on the honor of a man. And when a man is honorable and is highly regarded by the people, he is treated with respect. And when he speaks, everybody listens. Everyone listens to what he has to say and everybody listens to his speeches because they know that the man has honest intentions. 
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Understanding the Growth of New York Philosophy Term Paper
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Mrs. Trollope approaches the city’s description with a calmness, which captures the beauty of New York City in the early nineteenth century. She calls the sea liquid gold and says, “we darted past the green isles which rise from its bosom, like guardian sentinels of the fair city, the setting sun stretched his horizontal beams farther and farther at each moment.
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Theories, Practices, and Ethics of Leadership Philosophy Assignment
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Evil can also be defined as one which can cause or causes destruction, harm or even misfortune. This kind of evil may make people disregard societal ethics, morals, and values as they look for ways to destroy, harm and cause misfortune to others. Evil may also be described as one that causes suffering and insecurity.  
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Similarities between the Views of Aristotle and Plato Philosophy Essay
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In Plato’s Allegory of the Cave,  presented the idea that people are living in a world of forms, within which the ideas that were called truths were mere projections of the reality.  For that matter, he considered that the ethical way of life for man was to achieve goodness which he defined as the level of understanding the real nature of things. 
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Why It Is Important for You to Develop the Philosophical Mindset Philosophy Essay
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Developing a philosophical mindset, however, is not limited to simply studying and doing well in philosophy courses. Rather, it is a matter of cultivating a general approach to life. Necessary to this general approach to life is having reasons (or empirical evidence) to support one’s knowledge and beliefs.  
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Discussion of Socrates about the Importance of Thinking Philosophically in His Work the Apology Philosophy Essay
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Not to be confused with death, the terminus of life, the “end of man” is what every man should strive for and make his ultimate goal; what some might refer to as “a good life”. But what is a good life? This is what Socrates implores us to ask when he implies that we have to examine life. For Socrates, a “good life” is a “truthful life”. 
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Distinctions between What is True and What is False Philosophy Essay
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There are such incredibly absurd societal systems existing in some parts of the world, which induce people living in those societies to forget the conspicuous boundary between right and wrong, truth and falsities. It is from the bedrock of such misbehavior and ignorance resulting from such scenarios that people deny the absolute distinctions existing between truth and falsities.
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The Reasons of Lying Philosophy Term Paper
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Lying is a common behavior that can be traced to all human beings regardless of their age, gender, education, cultural background or social status. People tend to lie on a constant basis, either consciously or unconsciously, because lying does not necessarily imply the intention to deceive the others.
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