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A Discussion Concerning the Consciousness and Rights of Animals »
The essay is actually a dialogue between two students. One is for animal rights and uses quite a lot of Peter Singer's arguments, whereas the other is against and defends herself with Kantian claims.
By: Anonymous, High school
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A Machiavellian Future »
I am doing a persuasive essay on wether or not a Machiavellian society is acceptable in modern culture. Machiavelli didn't really have respect for morals or virtue, but he sure did get the job done. I havn't decided wether I'm for or against it. I'm still on preliminary research, you see...
By: Rose, High school
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Abortion »
Both views on abortion: pro life and pro choice
By: zoewy, College
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Capital Punishment. What's all the Hype? »
About the death penalty, what it is, how it effects us, and the opposing sides.
By: Kalena, High school
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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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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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Debate on Abortion »
Ethical debate on abortion (10 pages)
By: Jordan, High school
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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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Evil Intentions and Selfish Desires »
The problem of evil is caused by selfish desires, which cannot be put to an end; however, if the desires are kept controlled with the power of reason, the problem of evil can remain miniscule.
By: Rag Ji, High school
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