Essays on Consciousness

Consciousness is the quality which emerges into the objective content as the result of the conjunction of a fact and a supposition about the fact. It means that it is the quality inherent in the contrast between Actuality and Ideality, that is, between the products...

Joy is a condition of cognizance, a condition of being, and is resolved exclusively by our will to show it, experience it, appreciate it, and offer it. Satisfaction is inherent; it is an internal measurement, one of the unobtrusive dimensions of presence, one of the...

Consider a world where the creation of an advanced form of artificial intelligence has become a reality. It’s a being so progressive that it has sensory awareness and perception, it has facial features that demonstrate the presence of complex emotions and thought, and yet despite...

Frequently morality and empathy are used interchangeably in both formal and informal conversation. This suggests that the two are so closely related that it is a common mistake to confuse the two. Additionally, it is accepted that empathy plays a foundational role in morality. The...

So, a person who commits an act against the collective consciousness of a society can be called a deviant person and as we can see, that individual commits an unusual act or so called ‘crime’ maybe because of the pressure and anxiety posed on him...

Do you know that the way that we buy and wear clothes has changed vastly in the last centuries? People used to get measured and have clothes made for them with endurable materials, that were meant to last for many years. Sometimes the garment would...

After reading Passing by Nella Larsen, I was left with a strong sense of disappointment in Irene Redfield. At first, I felt somewhat compassionate towards her, especially after her first encounter with Clare’s husband, John Bellow. As Clare insisted upon making herself a part of...