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Does the End justify the Means? From the philosophical theories of Niccolò Machiavelli and Immanuel Kant to the concept of utilitarianism, we explore various perspectives of this ethical conundrum.
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Personal identity refers to the unique characteristics and qualities that make us who we are as individuals. One of the
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In fields like ethics and law, the question, “What is a person?” ascends to prominence, soliciting profound contemplation. This essay
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Born in Paris in 1905, Jean-Paul Sartre lived through some of the most transformative moments in recent history and used
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Friedrich Nietzsche, the enigmatic and revolutionary 19th-century German philosopher, dared to challenge the foundations of morality, prompting generations to confront
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Stoicism, an influential school of thought from ancient Greece and Rome, is renowned for its focus on virtue, self-control, and
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Imagine you’re standing on a footbridge overlooking a railway track, and you see a trolley heading towards five workers who
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In the 18th century, Europe was in a state of constant flux. The age of enlightenment was in full swing
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Achieve pleasure and eliminate pain. This, in a compressed nutshell, sums up the ethics of Epicurus. Born in 341 BCE
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Practical Ethics to Achieve Self-Fulfilment Widely considered one of the most important figures in the history of Western philosophy, Aristotle
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As he lay dying, Socrates gazed upon the faces of his friends and loved ones, gathered in sorrow around his
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Imagine living in a world where myths and legends were the only explanation for everything around you. Gods and demigods,
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Fallacies, despite being wrong, usually appear to be correct and thereby can convince people into accepting them. Fallacies generally result
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When we do applied philosophy, we take philosophical ideas and apply them to current situations and affairs. When these situations
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Man was born free, but everywhere he is in chains. Jean Jacques Rousseau Jean Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) strongly believed in
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