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Book Review: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” by Friedrich Nietzsche

Summary: Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” is a profound philosophical work that contributes significantly to the realm of thought. The book, narrated through the fictional character Zarathustra, explores teachings, moral reflections, and various aspects of human existence. Nietzsche delves into the process of self-overcoming, questioning moral values, and challenging societal norms, aiming to empower readers to courageously question their own beliefs. Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke … Okumaya devam et Book Review: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” by Friedrich Nietzsche

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TEORİK

Is Human Evil? ; Is Man a Wolf To Man? Locke – Hobbes – Rousseau

“Homo homini lupus” is a Latin phrase meaning “man is a wolf to another man” According to Locke, features such as the ability to compromise and communicate are inherent in human nature. These characteristics have not been given by history but have always existed in humans and will continue to do so. Rousseau, on the other hand, argues that humans do not possess an unchanging … Okumaya devam et Is Human Evil? ; Is Man a Wolf To Man? Locke – Hobbes – Rousseau

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Felsefe, TEORİK

The Annexation of Governance Forms: Aristocracy to Democracy

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

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TEORİK

The Afterlife and Cave Allegory

The Cave Allegory Socrates’ analogy to Glaucon revolves around education, knowledge, and the perceptions of people. Socrates employs an allegory of a cave to describe the educated and uneducated states inherent in human nature. Allegory of the Cave: Socrates suggests imagining people in an underground cave. The cave has a wide entrance, and inside, individuals are chained by their heads and legs. Behind them, a … Okumaya devam et The Afterlife and Cave Allegory

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TEORİK

Daron Acemoglu’s and Lawrence Neuman’s Vision: Bridging Perspectives in Research Designs

Research is shaped by the use of different methods and designs in the process of knowledge generation. In this context, the integration of triangulation, qualitative, and quantitative research designs provides researchers with a versatile perspective, enabling in-depth understanding. This article explores the relationship between triangulation, qualitative, and quantitative research designs, addressing their features, differences, and potential integration. Daron Acemoglu’s Lens on Qualitative and Quantitative Research … Okumaya devam et Daron Acemoglu’s and Lawrence Neuman’s Vision: Bridging Perspectives in Research Designs

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TEORİK

An Italien Diplomat and Writer The Machiavelli

Machiavelli’s Prince is one of politicians and managers’ most important reference books. A guide is itself but the problem is the moral perspective of the book. Since the book was published the clergymen criticised the writing, let’s talk about it and explain it in today’s world. His most important work is ‘’Prince’’. He reflects a ‘’realistic’’ look on human nature devoid of religious dogmas.He is … Okumaya devam et An Italien Diplomat and Writer The Machiavelli

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TARİH, TEORİK

The Age of Extremes in the 21st Century – Where is the World Heading?

In Turkish, the equivalent of the word “people” is “insan,” which comes from Arabic, meaning “to forget.” … The past is the mirror of the future. This profound concept experiences the agony of truth, especially during the world’s darkest days. As we assume that things are not getting worse, we feel guilty due to various problems such as war crimes, hunger, poverty, economic anxieties, and … Okumaya devam et The Age of Extremes in the 21st Century – Where is the World Heading?

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TEORİK

According to Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, can the People’s Republic of China be a democratic regime?

According to Acemoglu and Robinson, China is an example of a Despotic Leviathan. A brutal regime has been extensively discussed, where China Party members systematically subjected the people to hunger, brutally beat those with opposing views, and subjected them to inhumane treatments in so-called re-education camps. Contrary to Hobbes’s Leviathan, which suggests that the state ends war and chaos, resulting in the absence of hunger, … Okumaya devam et According to Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, can the People’s Republic of China be a democratic regime?

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Güncel Makaleler, TEORİK

Qualitative and Quantitative Research Designs:Lawrence Neuman’s Insights’s- 2

Introduction: Surveyors and mariners measure distances between objects by observing from multiple positions. The theodolite is used by both quantitative and qualitative social researchers, emphasizing the importance of looking at something from various angles. Types of theodolites include measurement theodolite, observer theodolite, theory theodolite, and method theodolite. For example, a measurement theodolite allows researchers to see all aspects of a phenomenon by taking multiple measurements … Okumaya devam et Qualitative and Quantitative Research Designs:Lawrence Neuman’s Insights’s- 2

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