Being born into the age of technology often makes one feel utterly alone, a sensation of solitude that is particularly intense for those living in large metropolises, far from their roots, or for individuals from nuclear families or broken homes who are disconnected from their birthplace. For children, this sense is even deeper, as the demands of daily life and careers often leave parents unable … Okumaya devam et Shakespeare’s Macbeth: On Conscience
The concept of justice is a significant subject illuminated by the perspectives of ancient Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle, who have left profound traces in the history of thought. These two great philosophers had different approaches to the meaning of justice, which forms the foundation of social order and interpersonal relationships in their respective eras and the subsequent philosophical tradition. While Plato considered justice in … Okumaya devam et THE CONCEPT OF JUSTICE FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF PLATO AND ARISTOTLE
The realm of ancient Greek philosophy boasts two towering figures whose intellectual legacies have profoundly shaped Western thought: Aristotle and Plato. These two great philosophers, while sharing a teacher-student relationship, diverged on various fundamental philosophical principles. In this article, we delve into the intricate nuances of their respective philosophies, exploring their contrasting views on metaphysics, epistemology, ethics, and political theory. Metaphysics: Metaphysics is the branch … Okumaya devam et A Philosophical Duel: Aristotle vs. Plato
One of the prominent thinkers of the Renaissance period, Niccolò Machiavelli, left an indelible mark on history with his revolutionary views in political philosophy. Known as an Italian diplomat and historian, Machiavelli, particularly in his work “The Prince,” argues for a realistic perspective on politics. Machiavelli’s political philosophy advocates for viewing the state from a realistic perspective, free from traditional moral norms. According to him, … Okumaya devam et Machiavellian State Governance: On the State, Individual, and Ruler
Il a passé une partie de sa vie en Suisse, et il existe une île qui lui est dédiée, appelée l’île Rousseau, où son influence est significative. Il est un penseur très important qui a eu un impact profond dans divers pays, contribuant particulièrement à la Révolution française. Il a également influencé des figures telles que Hegel, Marx et bien d’autres. Né à Genève dans … Okumaya devam et La France, c’est Rousseau !! Les sciences et les arts tendent-ils à purifier la morale ?
He spent a part of his life in Switzerland, and there is an island dedicated to him, called Rousseau Island, where his influence is significant. He is a very important thinker who has had a profound impact in various countries, particularly contributing to the French Revolution. He also influenced figures like Hegel, Marx, and many others. Born in Geneva to a Calvinist Protestant family, his … Okumaya devam et France is Rousseau!! Is The Science and Arts Tended of Purify Morals?
Rumi’s closest friend, Shams, may have defined destiny in perhaps its most beautiful form: “I cannot explain what destiny is,” Shams said, “but I can tell you what it is not… Destiny does not mean our lives are predetermined. Therefore, saying ‘What can we do, this is our destiny…’ and bowing our heads is a sign of ignorance. Destiny reveals only the crossroads, not the … Okumaya devam et I Don’t Feel the Same Anymore: On Rumi and Shams/ The Guest House
What is Feudalism? In the 1960s, debates arose about whether it was possible to describe every society as feudal. These discussions, closely linked to debates about the Ottoman production and state structure, gained prominence with the rise of leftist ideologies. Classical Ottomanists argued that the Ottoman Empire was not feudal and introduced a Weberian concept called particularism. This notion emphasized the uniqueness of each example, … Okumaya devam et How Feudalism Shaped Our Community? The Feodalist Parliament
The journey through different forms of governance, as described by Sokrat, emphasizes the importance of gender equality in all activities, from education to war, for a well-functioning state. He suggests that leaders will place warriors in homes without private property, and they will only take possessions from other citizens in exchange for protection and guard services. After examining various forms of government, Sokrat defines four … Okumaya devam et The Annexation of Governance Forms: Aristocracy to Democracy
Introduction Sokrates, an esteemed philosopher in ancient Athens, is renowned not only for his profound philosophical ideas but also for his eloquent defense presented during his trial. This exceptional defense not only contested the accusations brought against him but also left a profound imprint on the annals of philosophy. In this scholarly exposition, we shall delve into the intricacies of Sokrates’ defense, his character, and … Okumaya devam et Socrates: Challenging Accusations and Inspiring Philosophical Inquiry
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