Essays on Philosophy

Nonviolence is an wonderful technique of harmonizing relationships amongst people and all other creatures for the accomplishment of justice and the eventual well-being of everyone. Non-violence has emerge as a form of protest against the oppressive regime or the fight in opposition to something. It is not only the lack...

In today's world, global poverty is a problem. People do not understand who is to blame for the danger and how material assistance can be given. Thomas Pogge and Peter Singer's Perspectives on Material Assistance Thomas Pogge and Peter Singer served on material assistance projects. Singer discussed justice responsibility while Pogge concentrated on the...

The aim of the American Psychological Association (APA) and Code of Ethics is to direct the practitioner in operational mode while setting the expected standards as well. The fundamental aspect of civil liability is the code of ethics. The system also makes the decision-making process smooth. Obviously, when it comes...

Socrates and the Philosophy of Ethics Socrates is the father of the philosophy of ethics. He tried to apply this principle along with the theory of prima facie obligations as he agreed to stay and face the death penalty. This article discusses his methods and how he used them in his...

Information is a critical component of every culture. It offers enlightenment and develops problem-solving skills. It aids in the formation and evaluation of views. Furthermore, successful decision-making mechanisms focus on individuals ability to collect adequate data on a given subject. Throughout history, mass media has been a great medium...

Malcolm X delivered one of the most powerful speeches in American civil rights history in April 1964. The Ballot and The Bullet declaration concentrated on Black Nationalism at a time when the African American community had no influence about who they elected. During the electioneering time, white nationalists will usually...

Social work calls for ethical principles to maximize the benefits that it strives to provide to those vulnerable and marginalized within society to enhance well-being and support in the provision of basic needs to everyone. Professional ethics, which is integral to social work, is central to and guide these principles....

Plato's Cave Allegory Plato's Cave Allegory is an analogy of his The Republic created approximately 38BC. The philosophical parable discusses three main subjects, which include the role of education and perception. In considering the themes, Glaucon (Plato's brother) and Socrates, who is both its teachers and a tutor, have been discussed....

The foundation of moral laws can be regarded as the right action or behaviour. The Virtue Ethics that deal with an individual's moral acts are based on these laws. Therefore, in Chapter 12 of the book The Aspect of Moral Philosophy written by James Rachels, I respond to the ethics...

Niccolo Machiavelli's The PrinceThesis: Great leaders are created from the perspectives of great leaders. The book by the author Niccolo Machiavelli, under consideration, is The Prince. Democratic events are the definition of study and debate. In most states around the world, politics is the avenue that people use to argue...

Ancient Greek politics had a great impact on Western people's political, economic, and social lives. The politics of Ancient Greece is based on both Greek and Roman philosophies. The political influence of Plato and Aristotle was focused on political philosophies. The philosophies of all citizens include justice, freedom, and prosperity....

L. Allan (2015). Animal Rights and the Wrongness of Killing has represented the logic behind the widely held belief that there are differences between killing a person and killing an animal. The thesis further stresses the development of a utilitarian-oriented paradigm as opposed to standard methods that might demarcate the...