Essays on Philosophy

Machiavelli and Charlemagne where from two different eras but they had very similar ideas. They Both made a tremendous impact on how power was used and kept throughout the centuries, but would Machiavelli agree with Charlemagne’s tactics, would he agree with his ruthlessness and his...

Being able to discriminate two kinds of discourses,truth and lie are very significant for forensic science. Linguistic has a critical value at this point. For this reason, in their study ‘’Between Thinking and Speaking-Linguistic tools for detecting a fabrication’’R.Dilmon et al. tried to describe the...

This essay will present a critical evaluation of the ethics of using deception in special Operations Missions. Deception has played a fundamental role in Special Operations since its early inception due to the force multiplication, far-reaching effects, and proven success. While the effectiveness of deception...

With Liberal Humanism the use of reason, compromise and rational discussion are the major virtues. It seeks to remove the economic disadvantages, believes that man’s individualism and self-interest lead up to general welfare of the community and bring about social justice, harmony and progress. The...

In the twentieth century, humanism has been an essential philosophical stance, with many literary writers trying to represent it in their works. Humanism has been defined in a study named Liberal Humanism and the Concept of Race as “a set of presuppositions that assign to...

Humanism has been a crucial philosophical viewpoint in twentieth-century, with several literary artists making an attempt to uphold it in their writings. Humanism must have the concept of belonging to ensure that everyone deserve their right as human. “Much of what human beings do is...

Narratives reflect the daily activities of humanity, which makes them effective at communicating messages relating to social problems and their possible solutions. In recent year, the nature of these tales has been highly regarded and is now a standard practice. This ties in with the...

To answer the question; ‘what does it mean to be human?’, we look to literature. Authors use a range of literary techniques in order to communicate the human experience, offering the reader further insight into what it truly means to be human. George Orwell conveys the...

Have you ever wondered to yourself what is the reality, truth, or the meaning of life, and exactly how are you so educated about the world? The story, “The Allegory of the Cave” written by Plato, compares the effect of education and the lack of...

Taking Plato’s Allegory of the Cave as an example, it is possible to see many cave concepts today. As in The Allegory of the cave, people can first live in a cave that they only accept as their own reality, and then they can come...