Essays on Philosophy

Historically, many readers point to writers as the source of the significance of most literary works. In addition, all representations and analyzes are considered to be based on the perspective of the scholar. However, readers are said to have formed close links with writers of different works; this relationship relates...

Our interest as human beings is one thing that is limited in our lifetime. We can not add or subtract any extra attention that we already posses at any given time. How we decide to spend our time is up to us, and once spent, we can no longer retrieve...

Non-verbal communication is a type of communication that uses facial expression, eye contact, and vocal characteristics to convey information. It's still hard for most people to connect without using non-verbal cues. Such hints allow the interlocutors to decide the truth of their language and the true emotions that cannot be...

Happiness, according to Aristotle, is encapsulated in some notion of happiness as fundamental to human existence. Happiness, in this sense, is the primary reason for living and a self-sufficient goal. According to Aristotle, happiness must be done over time rather than something that can be accomplished after a specific phase....

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is the body in charge of collegiate athletes' fitness and long-term success. There are 1,121 colleges in the NCAA, and 99 voting athletic conferences. Even though the NCAA is huge and attracts a lot of coverage, it also engages in unethical activities. In my...

Because of his position in describing the principles of religion Socrates' ideas have had a significant influence on Christian practices. Socrates believed in natural powers in the same way as modern Christians do. As a result of his questioning of Athens' god and teaching the youth to disobey rules that were...

Several scholars argued in the late nineteenth century that the Nicornachean Ethics was incoherent since, although Aristotle stressed both practical and theoretical virtues in his concept of happiness in much of the NE, he emphasized only one -contemplation - in Book X. The problem was that it was difficult to...

Feminist Ethics and Feminism Feminist ethics is founded on efforts to reformulate and rewrite conventional ethics to the point that women's moral knowledge is devalued or marginalized. Feminism, on the other hand, refers to the political ideas that promote gender equality and the status of women in modern society. Feminist social...

Introduction It is normal for a man to want to live a happy life. Human beings aspire to live a good life, regardless of the different meanings of the approaches to acquiring a good life. Aristotle's Perspective Aristotle and Immanuel Kant had opposing philosophical perspectives on how to change society in their respective...

Philosophy of life Philosophy of life is a discipline that teaches those who study how to live a happy and meaningful life and how to find the reality in any case how to live a happy and meaningful life. Philosophy is useful to students in a variety of ways. Some of...

Philosophical positions are collections of beliefs that enable philosophers to investigate the various branches of philosophy (Sellars, 2016). Different thinkers believed in different schools of thought, both of which they believed to be true and empirical. Philosophical positions that appealed to and persuaded more thinkers than others were embraced and...

The Concept of Free Will The ability to make decisions without being manipulated or obstructed is known as free will. It is intimately linked to the concepts of guilt, duty, praise, sin, and assumptions regarding freely chosen acts. Associations with Free Will Persuasion, prohibition, suggestion, and deliberation were all associated with free will....