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LOGICALLY AND RATIONALLY PROVE NO ONE CAN BE AN ATHEIST
Logically and Rationally Prove No One Can Be an Atheist
Logically and Rationally Prove No One Can Be an Atheist
Logically and rationally it is proved no one can be an atheist because; an atheist says that “What I can perfectly argue while ...
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MIND-BODY PROBLEM
Mind-Body Problem
Mind-Body Problem
Introduction
The objective of this paper is dual. The first objective is to demonstrate a well-defined debate of the problem of mind and body. The query is how the body and mind are associated with one another. First the paper clearly and precisely demonstrates the mind and body ...
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DEONTOLOGY
5. KANT USES DEONTOLOGY, WHAT IS IT ? GIVE AN EXAMPLE. WHAT IS A WEAKNESS OF THIS ETHIC?
DEONTOLOGY
Introduction:
Deontology is a word which has Greek origins meaning Obligation or duty. It is a branch of ethics that judges the morality of an action being done, which should comply with the ...
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Anaxagoras Principal
Anaxagoras Principal
The doctrine of Anaxagoras is doubly strange: it is for the first time the distinction between materials, spirit and recognizing a principle reasonable. Because of the movement it separates from the Ionian School from which it came to form a special branch of a high originality. We briefly analyze this theory confining ourselves to ...
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THE ONE AND THE MANY
The One and the Many
Introduction
We are living in a world where infinite objects not only exist but are changing constantly. Still there seems to be an underlying stability and unity even in this compelling world of objects and change. Every human being, for example, ...
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IGNORANT SCHOOLMASTER
Jacques Rancière's Theory of 'Ignorant Schoolmaster'
Jacques Rancière's Theory of 'Ignorant Schoolmaster'
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Jacques Rancière's in his book on theory of the 'ignorant schoolmaster' presented a thought provoking concept related to intelligence and equality. Relationship intelligence and equality is detrimental to the ignorance of people and their role in life. Jacques ...
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BOWIE
Bowie
For Bowie, what moral obligations do corporations have with respect to the environment and why?
Bowie has argued in his article that apart from the requirement by law, businesses do not have any obligation to protect the environment. Corporate managers abiding by the corporate environmental laws should stick to ...
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Problems in philosophy
Problems in philosophy
IntroductionJob description of a philosopher
A philosopher's job description mainly revolves around practicing philosophy. As there are certainly many ways to practice, it is not easy to describe briefly what may be a philosopher. However, the most general idea that we can get is probably that of a man or woman who thinks with his ...
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Dante's Use of Symbol and Allegory
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Dante's portrayal of Hell in the Inferno is an undisputed masterpiece of visual and allegorical imagery, enriched not only by extensive use of figurative language, but by concrete physical descriptions as well. Perhaps the most interesting display of Dante's skill in combining these sensory and ...
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THE THEORY OF EVERYTHING
The Theory of Everything
The Theory of Everything
A Theory of Everything should interest two very different groups of readers. For those who have been following his work for years, it represents an expansion into new territory. In this book, Wilber links his explanatory schemata to ...