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Charles Taylor on Authenticity »
General idea revolves around deviant forms of the culture of authenticity vis a vis instrumental reason, as well as religious individualism vs. individualism in general in the modern "flattened" world.
By: Raymond, College
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Children's Rights »
Arguing the aspects of children's rights, abuse, and protection for their better good.
By: Michelle, College
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Confucius »
Communication ethics implied by confucius and his teachings.
By: Yoshi, College
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Consequence v. Duty: Capital Punishment »
This essay is an ethical examination of the death penalty. By means of two opposed ethical theories - Utilitarianism and Deontological Ethics - the ethical implications of each stance on the death penalty will be researched.
By: Paul, College
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Death and Dying »
The perspectives of death and the death denying society in our world today.
By: Cindy, Middle school
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Debate on Abortion »
Ethical debate on abortion (10 pages)
By: Jordan, High school
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Deconstruction »
Deconstruction began in the 1960s with Jacques Derrida. The basis of deconstruction is to demonstrate that any text has infinite meanings, rather than one, specific interpretation. Derrida argued that people in Western culture tended to think and express thoughts in terms of binary oppositions. Within these oppositions are miniature hierarchies where one term is superior to another. For example, presence and absence: presence is clearly more preferable to absence. Derrida sought not to erase these oppositions, but to erase the boundary between binary oppositions: the concept of limits. Derrida, Foucault, Baudrillard and Deleuze and Guattari all give their own example of binary oppositions and the problems of the concept of limits.
By: Dana, College
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Defining Justice »
Arguing the definition of Justice and it's purposes.
By: mark, College
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Descartes Impetus »
Essay on the impetus behind Descartes's desire for certainty
By: Ryan, College
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Euthanasia: A compartive view on ethics of Hinduism and Judaism »
an equal-sided ethical debate using psychological, sociological, emotional and medical aspects to disect how each religion approaches decisions concerning cases of euthanasia
By: Adam, High school
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