What Is the Origin of Evil?

What Is the Origin of Evil?

Thesis Statement

This paper will attempt to trace the origin of evil in the world, with special focus on when, where and why evil exist in this world.

Outline

The study will follow the following outline in the formation of the final paper.

Introduction

Under this heading the topic will be introduced and researcher will reveal to the reader what they are going to in the following discussion; in simple the aims of the study will be discussed in this part. However, the last sentence of this section represents the thesis statement mentioned above.

Discussion and Analysis

In this section, the researcher will attempt to furnish concrete arguments while aligning the discussion with the thesis statement. In the final paper, this section will use several sub headings to make paper readily understandable. The paper will analyze and measure the thesis statement with the work of different researchers in this heading to draw a conclusion for the paper.

Conclusion

Every discussion has to reach an end, but a discussion with a concluding points increase the worth of the literature. Similarly, under this heading the researcher will present the conclusion that has been drawn from the discussion in the above section. The researcher will also assess if the thesis statement is proved in this part or not through the discussion.

Annotated Bibliography

Duncan, S. “There is none righteous”: kant on the hang zum bösen and the universal evil of humanity”, The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 2011, Volume 49, Issue 2, pages 137-163

This paper offers a new interpretation of the propensity to evil and its relation to Kant's claim that the human race is universally evil. Immanuel Kant's talk of humanity's propensity to evil is deeply puzzling. It seems clear that the propensity to evil is supposed to establish his claim that humanity is evil ...