… Socrates explains his idea of the moral soul being an ideal soul. Socrates' proved this by comparing an ideal soul to an ideal society. This analogy allowed Socrates to develop a theory for the composition of the soul. This theory proposes that…

… depend on each other as they try to answer the same question of whether God exists. The definition of "rational" involves clear and vivid thinking, complete and accurate information, and no faulty conditioning. What is belief? Everyone has a belief…

… starts with Hegel explaining how, when the Idea of the divine caused Art- Symbolic Art to be specific, due to the Idea being undeveloped and indefinite, results in Symbolic Art being merely an effort to understand and transfer the mental concept…

… living - Socrates Know Thyself - Oracle at Delphi Something to think about Would you rather know the truth; how things really are without a doubt. What influences Identity? culture - the era in which you live, the place you live (geography) …

… this question around in my mind, trying to think of it in a critical manner, and researching others' thoughts on the matter, I have concluded that there cannot be a true and valid answer to this question. To take part in a war in which you will…

… stated that the goal of politics is the pursuit of power. According to him, the most important elements of politics are the rule of law, with no exceptions or privileges, laws embodying common interest as opposed to factional and civic equality - the…

… Iago↔Psychopath Iago↔Psychopath Thesis: Is this same disorder that Iago, the villain of Othello: The Moor of Venice, suffers from and is his psychopathy that gives him the advantage to carry…

… "Changes in a person are often the result of their learning more about themselves and how they fit into the world around them." As one journey's through life, countless opportunities arise which force us to challenge and question societies values…

… Junius Juvenalis, or Juvenal for short, were extraordinary people of ancient Rome. Although Pliny and Juvenal had different ideas about what Roman life was truly like, when reflecting on these two pieces together a person, he or she should see the…

… has a different outlook on the subject. It can sometimes be very mysterious, confounded,ect..No matter how you may take life, it will become what you make of it. I believe that you must live to learn and learn to live. Often people take advantage…