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A Definition of Philosophy
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A 5 page paper discussing several points discussed by Stephen Clark, including discovering what philosophy is, definitions of reality and truth as they are used in philosophical discussions, how people tend to be alike whether drawn to philosophy or not and which of the ancient philosophers may have been closest to discovering truth. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: Phildefi.wps
Friedrich Nietzsche -- “Art raises its head when religions relax their hold”
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This 12 page report discusses the philosophy of
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900) who was fully convinced that one
of the most destructive characteristic of Western culture is the
self-deception caused by religion. One of Nietszche's fundamental
contentions was that traditional values (represented primarily by
Christianity) had lost their power in the lives of individuals.
Art cannot flourish in such a situation and can only flow forth
freely in the absence of religious constraints. Bibliography
lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWartrel.wps
Immanuel Kant's Doctrines and Their Relation to Religion
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A 12 page paper outlining the basic doctrines of Immanuel Kant. The writer examines his beliefs about goodness and people's responsibility to be good people, and relates that to Utilitarianism and Catholicism. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: Kantps.wps
Locke, Berkeley, & Hume / Material Substance
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A 5 page paper discussing the varying views of Hume, Locke, and Berkeley in relationship to the concept of material substance. All three of these philosophers were theorists of knowledge but each also had a slightly different opinion in regards to the issue of material matter. Also discussed is the validity of their reasoning, which is actually quite valid in its context. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: Lbhmat.wps
Conversation Concerning a Table: With Berkeley, Leibniz and Locke
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9 pages in length. Concerns an imaginary conversation between the three philosophers John Locke, George Berkeley, and Gottfreid Leibniz about a piece of furniture. This is an excellent example paper showing the differences and similarities of the philosophies of these three men. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: JGAtable.wps
George Berkeley & Perception
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A 5 page paper that explores Berkeley's theory that nothing can exist outside of perception. This paper demonstrates that Berkeley's contention is based in his understanding of perception as the only means by which a person can determine the characteristics of an object. Because perception is the only means for determining an object, then perception must also be the only way to determine existence. One primary source cited.
Filename: Berkeley.wps
George Berkeley / To Be Is To Be Perceived
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A 4 page paper that address the progression of George Berkeley's arguments towards 'esse est percipi' -- to be is to be perceived. His arguments of Hylas and Philanous support the basic argument in his Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Understanding. Berkeley would contend that the only way an object can be acknowledged is through man's perception of it. The primary source is cited.
Filename: Berk2.wps
George Berkeley and David Hume - Similarities and Differences
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This 5 page report discusses the philosophies of George Berkeley (1685-1753) and David Hume (1711-1176) and compares their similarities and differences. Both held unique and views on the actual existence of any given item and the relationship of the thing to the person who perceives it.
Filename: Berkhm.wps
The Dialogues Of George Berkeley
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The Three dialogues between Hylas and
Philonous was written in 1713 and follows the example of Socratic
dialogue to present the basic tenets of George Berkeley's philosophical
stand. This 7 page paper explores and examines the dialogue and
Berkeley's beliefs based on immaterialism. No additional sources are
listed.
Filename: KTberdia.wps
How Francis Bacon Influenced Thomas Hobbes
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A 7 page paper that discusses the impact that Francis Bacon had on the development of writings by Thomas Hobbes. Though Hobbes has denied, by omission, any correlation between the development of his philosophical theories and the year he spent in the employee of Francis Bacon, critics and philosophical scholars alike have compared their similarities and commented that the relationship between these two men must have been the springboard for Hobbes focal transformation from classical literature to social philosophy.
Filename: Hobbacon.wps
Descartes and Sartre/Differences in Philosophy
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A 2 page research paper that compares and contrasts the philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre with that of Rene Descartes. In so doing, the writer basically looks at the differences between the Enlightenment and the postmodern era. Bibliography lists 2 sources. 90sar&des.wps
Filename: 90sardes.rtf
Jean Paul Sartre -- Critique of Reasoning On Being & Consciousness
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A 10 page essay on Sartre's theories concerning the structure of being and the nature of consciousness. The writer analyzes and critiques Sartre's philosophy providing a number of insightful examples in this well-reasoned essay. No Bibliography.
Filename: Sartre.wps
Jean-Paul Sartre's 'Being and Nothingness'
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3 pages in length. Describes Sartre's views on freedom, and discusses whether he places too much emphasis on freedom. Is Sartre right in saying 'I am total freedom' ? Read this paper to find out. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: JGAbeing.wps
Enlightenment, Romantic, and Existentialist Thinking and Its
Impact on Contemporary Views
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This 5 page report discusses the
characteristics of the Enlightenment, Romantic, and
Existentialist schools of thought and the ways in which such
characteristics have shaped contemporary views of human nature.
Without these “movements,” the Eurocentric world, including the
United States would believe a significantly different set of
premises regarding human nature and Western philosophies would
certainly be changed. Philosophers after the periods -- Marx,
Sartre, Holmstrom -- are also discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BWenroex.wps
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