Essays on Philosophy

The "Great Chain of Being" and its Hierarchy The “Great Chain of Being,” designed by Plato, is a hierarchy showing the interconnection between living and non-living things with regard to intellect or knowledge (Lima). The hierarchical structure indicates that God is at the helm of the order and has knowledge that...

The articles published by Patel and Moore on Friedrich Nietzsche's book The paper analyzes the articles published by Patel and Moore regarding Friedrich Nietzsche's book. The authors start by stating the changes that have occurred in the 21st century. They write "the twenty-first century will be a time of abrupt, irreversible...

Asian Literature: Incorporating Cultural Influence Asian literature is a form of art that incorporates terms from various Asian nations, including China, Japan, Korea, India, and other Asian countries. In Asia, literature is regarded as an important component of the society that is influenced by various societal factors. The value and inheritance...

The Final Stanza The final verse of Matthew Arnold's poem Dover Beach is the subject of the excerpt. The complete poem is founded on the evil elements present in the world, such as the meaninglessness of faith and love. the trouble-filled universe in all its manifestations. The main character seeks out...

In Ken Kesey's "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest" and Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar," the subject of mental illness is made clear through the discussion of the narrators' experiences in mental hospitals or their everyday interactions with other people. Through descriptions of the emergence of symptoms from both the...

Throughout a building's life cycle Green buildings use environmentally friendly procedures and sustainable infrastructure. Building green structures is crucial because they safeguard occupant health, increase worker productivity, and ensure that energy, water, and other resources are utilized effectively. Additionally, they make sure that the environmental effect is minimized throughout all building...

This essay aims to explain non-Western educational systems, particularly the Japanese educational system, in terms of its educational framework, curriculum, student performance evaluation, and other factors. It also seeks to compare the American and Japanese school systems while taking these factors into account. Japan has three stages of publicly funded education:...

The idea of rhetorical analysis entails the skill of persuading audiences to comprehend a topic that is covered through a specific medium. The text I'll be analyzing in this review is a piece from The Christian Monitor from 2011 with the title "Little girls or little women? The beauty of...

The work by Banks takes a comprehensive approach to the subject of ethics in the criminal justice system from various angles and discusses how ethics can be upheld in the system. The chapters in Banks' book are well organized and show examples of different criminal justice ethical behaviors while taking...

A fact is something that has been shown to be true or to exist; it is a quality that heavily depends on the reality, veracity, actuality, and certainty of the topic under consideration. An opinion, in contrast to a truth, is a viewpoint that cannot be proven. An assertion that asserts a...

The Guild Structure in Medieval Times The guild structure was very important in medieval times. A person could achieve a better social status in the community by joining it. Additionally, feudalism greatly promoted its membership. Being a participant could lead to a number of benefits. The Guild played a crucial part...

The main reason for the shift in contemporary ideology The main reason, or rather cause, of the shift in ideology and thought in the contemporary environment is the development of new technology. The introduction of technology in the 20th century caused a great deal of things and human behavior to change...