Epicurus' Observation
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6 pages in length. Death, an entity greatly feared and misunderstood by humankind, is the representation of the end of life. Epicurus, however, took a decidedly different approach to one's mortality, postulating that death – in all its ominous form – is truly nothing to one's existence. Indeed, death does represent the end of a particular period of time where one inhabits one's mortal body, yet according to Epicurus it also represents rebirth and a time for rejuvenation. The connection that exists between life and death is often viewed as quite segmented, with one having little to do with the other. Epicurus was determined to bridge this ever-widening gap by demonstrating how death is not only a significant and very important part of life, but that it in no way detracts from one's time spent as a mortal being. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Epistomology of David Hume
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(5 pp) According to the concept of "positivism" another phrase for Hum'e's train of thought, he believed that if you could think about something you had the ability to know it. Hume was convinced that there were two different ways and means by which to approach philosophy and he argued that each had its own peculiar merit, and may contribute to the entertainment, instruction, and reformation of mankind. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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Ernst Cassirer/Philosophy of Symbolic Forms
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A 5 page research paper that attempts to give an overview of Ernst Cassirer's philosophy as it is expressed in his four volume masterpiece, The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Ernst Cassirer: Language & Myth (1946)
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(5 pp) Philosophers are always asking themselves questions. What a philosopher is trying to do, is figure out the way in which people understand the world, or their sense and place of reality in the world. The German philosopher, Ernst Cassirer (1874- 1945) felt that we use mentally created symbols to understand our current reality. It was Cassirer's idea that scientific laws, theories of religion and the unique qualities of a given language were all symbols, which we as humans create to facilitate understanding the world. The logic of understanding then is to give some sense of order in the chaos of the world that we face on a daily basis.
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Essays of Michel de Montaigne
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A five page paper which loks at the concept of self-knowledge in the essays of Michel de Montaigne, and the way in which he sees the individual as relating to nature and to social systems. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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Essays on the Philosophy of Nietzche
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Approximately 15 pages worth of comprehensive, analytical essays on the philosophies of Nietzche. Specifically discussed are Nietzche's views on freedom, gray will, the cardinal instinct of self-preservation, religious guilt, morality, nihilism, and more. No Bibliography.
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Ethical and Moral Issues in Alternative Reproductive Biotechnologies
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This 7 page report discusses alternative reproductive biotechnologies such as in vitro fertilization, cloning, and surrogate motherhood. The writer presents the concept of utilitarianism as best-serving as an ethical and moral framework by which such biotechnologies may be considered and validated. The moral and ethical considerations of corporations are also considered within such a context. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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Ethical Considerations in Wartime
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This 5 page paper delves into John Stuart Mill's philosophy and applies it to war situations. A hypothetical case study is used for evaluation. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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Ethical Considerations Of Parental Rights
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The rights of the individual are paramount in American society, with few, if any, exceptions. This 5 page paper explores the issue of parental rights from a ethical and philosophical perspective. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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Ethical Relativism v. Objectivism
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A 7 page paper which argues that one must establish the existence of morals in the first place if one is to argue for either a position in ethical relativism or objectivism. The philosophers discussed in the argument are Herodotus, Thomas Aquinas, Ruth Benedict, Louis Pojman, and Gilbert Harman. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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