Philosophy papers

This paper examines Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and focuses on mutation.

This paper examines Wittgenstein's ideas of psychology as a poor substitute for the philosophy of knowledge or mind.

This paper discusses reductive and non-reductive perspectives on consciousness.

This paper examines Marx, Hegel, Schopenhauer and Nietzsche; philosophers in 19th century Germany.

This paper discusses the philosophical differences between Karl Marx and Georg Hegel.

This paper examines Kierkegaard's philosophy about a paradox between Reason and Passion.

This paper discusses Bertrand Russel's conflict between religion and science.

This paper evaluates passages consisting of Berger and Kant's basic beliefs.

This paper discusses Thomas Malthus' ideas of overpopulation naturally leading to famine.

This paper examines Hume's theories about the concept of matters of fact.

This paper examines some theories in order to determine if there are any universal truths in mathematics.

This paper discusses Umberto Ecos' non-fiction works on semiotics and his fiction work, "In the Name of the Rose."

This paper discusses if biology, evolution and the development of mathematics have a connection.

This paper discusses whether mathematical thought can lead to fundamental truths and highlights the use of metaphor in mathematical thought.

This paper deals with the approaches of two theorists, Watson and Leininger and their views with regards to nursing care.

This paper provides an analysis of three philosophy texts written by Montaigne, Descartes and Pascal.

This paper discusses Greek culture and beliefs and looks at the Golden Mean in art and architecture.

This paper discusses economic theory versus reality, using the views of Smith, Marx and Keynes.

This paper discusses the psychology of intelligence and looks at the debate of nurture versus nature.

This paper discusses the problematic of the self in a postmodern context.

This paper discusses different mystic views and looks at differences in the visions of Kempe and Julian.

This paper discusses Romanticism over the years, making use of the literature 'Sense and Sensibility' and 'A Room With a View' together with the movie 'The Way We Were'.

This paper discusses the views of Hesse and Aristotle in relation to emotion and reason, making use of the book 'Steppenwolf' by Herman Hesse.

This paper uses ethical theories to discuss the issue of same-sex marriage.

This paper compares liberty and utility in the works of John Stuart Mill.

This paper examines Ibsen's play "A Doll's House" and looks at its structure in comparison to Aristotle's philosophies.

This paper discusses the moral ethics regarding military violence or war.

This paper provides an analysis of the narrator in "Araby" by James Joyce.

This paper provides a critique of the article 'Confessions of an Eternal Romantic' by Michael Ventura.

This paper looks at the loss of certainty in definite truth by characters in 'Death of a Salesman' by Arthur Miller and 'The Crying of Lot 49' by Thomas Pynchon.

This paper discusses a case study regarding issues related to a particular hospital.

This paper discusses the connection between culture and medical ethics and looks at this matter in particular in Canada.

This paper discusses the effects and the regulation of computer based technologies.

This paper discusses the connection between assisted reproductive technologies and stress.

This paper examines the issue of personal identity, making use of various texts regarding psychological development.

This paper discusses reasons why Friedrich Nietzsche thought of Christianity as evil.

This paper discusses emotional systems and looks at the emotional labor concerned in the work of a psychiatrist.

This paper discusses the connections in history between nationalism and religion.

This article looks at the book "Occasional Work and Seven Walks from the Office for Soft Architecture" by Lisa Robertson.

This paper discusses the theories and views of Thomas Hobbes and implies that he was an authoritarian political theorist.

This essay looks at the Victorian age view of the connection between Victorians and God.

This paper examines the subject of general will that is discussed in Jean Jacques Rousseau's works 'The Social Contract' and the 'Discourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men'.

This paper describes and explains the old saying "A loving heart is the truest wisdom" in a creative story by Charles Dickens.

This paper discusses the philosophical aspect of knowing something, making use of the thoughts of philosopher, Gilbert Ryle.

This paper discusses justice and political reality, through examining the philosophies of Hobbes versus Machiavelli.

This paper discusses rationalism versus orthodoxy in the problem of the creation of the Qur'an.

This paper discusses a new rule set for the USMC HQ staff structure: consolidated, centered, connected.

The paper discusses the issue of social theory, looking at the beliefs of Max Weber and Georg Settle.

This paper looks at the definition and the roots of sociology and discusses its importance with regards to societal change and improvements.

This paper discusses the themes of love, sex and death in the music of the modern world and looks at the work of three composers, Mozart, Chopin and Monteverdi.

This paper studies science, in particular astronomy, making use of the book "Science without Limits" by James Perlman.

This paper discusses the concept of nostalgia and looks at the themes of homesickness and homelessness in the film of 'Yellow Earth'.

This paper examines and compares the views of Machiavelli and Hobbes and looks at their perspectives on the subject of unjustified wars.

This paper analyzes technology's influence on time, space, and change, making use of Martin Heiddeger's philosophies in this regard.

This paper examines the connection between the individual, society and modern technology.

This paper examines the concept of voice in the war poem "Futility" by Wilfred Owen.

This article writer discusses retributivism and social alienation, making use of the article "Marxism and Retributivism" by Jeffrie Murphy.

This paper discusses the the concept of family in the books 'The Double Hook' and 'Street of Riches'.

This paper analyzes the subject of distributive justice, making use of theories of John Rowls and E.F. Schumacher.

This paper discusses "Revealing Moments: The Voice of One Who Lives with Labels" by Didi Khayatt and examines the resaoning and communication in this writing.

This paper discusses the theory of logical behaviorism and looks at the concept of common sense.

This paper compares the views of philosophers Tocqueville and Marx and discusses their beliefs on freedom and democracy.

This paper uses the proverb "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" to demonstrate how proverbs can be used to assist with direction in certain events in life.

This paper looks at Plato's 'Parmenides' and discusses the problems of the concept of Forms.

This paper looks at the role and value of learning through the use of Ernest J. Gaines's book 'A Lesson Before Dying'.

This paper presents an insight into human nature and an understanding of society, using Ernest J. Gaines' book 'A Lesson Before Dying'.

This paper argues for capital punishment using Kant's Theory of Retribution.

This paper discusses and compares the Greek dramas 'Wasps' and 'Clouds' by Aristophanes.

This paper offers a scientific and ethical argument against human cloning, referring to the experiment of the animal Dolly.

This paper discusses man and his relation to society and ethical practice, using the writings of Peter Berger and Immanuel Kant.

This paper discusses the definition and whole concept of hospitality.

This paper discusses the moral question of abortion and looks at the opposing views of authors Mary Anne Warren and Don Marquis.

This paper discusses the concept of destiny in the play 'Oedipus the King' and looks at the relationship between gods and mortals.

This paper defines and discusses the subject of family and family values.

This paper examines the nature of memory in 'Confessions' by Augustine and 'The Consolation of Philosophy' by Boethius.

This paper discusses the idea of the 'Doing Business with the Devil' puzzle and looks at the concept of infinity.

This paper discusses the concept of infinity and provides an analysis of conflicting perceptions in this regard.

This paper discusses if infinity is real.

This paper examines the conceptions of infinite and the devil in "Doing Business with the Devil".

This paper discusses the political and philosophical views of Francis Fukuyama as presented in his book "The End of History and the Last Man".

This paper confronts the idea that the Holocaust did away with the idea that Enlightenment rationality could lead to an improvement in humanity.

This paper discusses Chapter 6 of Plato's "The Republic" 'The Divided Line'.

This paper discusses Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" in Book VII of "The Republic" .

This paper discusses the concept of citizenship.

This paper explores how there can be evil when an all-good and all-powerful God exists.

This paper is a case study defining the morality of selling in vitro eggs.

This paper discusses the anti-foundational philosophical reasoning in "Vernon God Little "by DBC Pierre.

This paper discusses the origin of Michel Foucault's concept of the panopticon.

This paper discusses the Wax Argument of Rene Descartes.

This paper is an analysis of quoted passages by each of the three seventeenth century philosophers Descartes, Pascal and Montaigne.

This paper discusses the author's personal experiences as related to the story "This Is Our World" by Dorothy Allison.

This paper examines twelve instances of fallacies in the media.

This paper discusses different religious and philosophical views regarding self.

This paper discusses Homer's 'Iliad' versus Hesiod's 'Works and Days'.

This paper examines Socrates' view that "the unexamined life is not worth living".

An analysis of the significance of Shinto and Buddhism in Japanese history and culture prior to 1850 AD.

This paper discusses Ernst Mayr's writings in "One Long Argument: Charles Darwin and the Genesis of Modern Evolutionary Thought".

This paper discusses the mummies of ancient Egypt.