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    lenses of a class struggle‚ a struggle between bourgeoisie and the proletariat. Preached changed was only possible through revolution which would establish a new social order. His ideas had a significant impact on Europe and the rest of the world. Nietzsche was a German philosopher who questioned the emphasis on reason. “God is dead‚” challenged received wisdom of Christianity. Believed people could only find meaning and purpose through the exertion of the human spirit. Nazi’s used some of his ideas

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    On the Origin of Evil Where does evil come from? This is a question that I find most interesting. In our modern day civilization educated by liberal institutions everybody speaks as if they are certain of what evil is. So what is it? At first glance the thing that sticks out to me when I hear this question is: Asking where evil comes from is like asking where hunger comes from. Where does the desire for procreation‚ for sexual reproduction come from? Is a lion evil? I am sure it could be viewed

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    though Jekyll seems to have everything going for him in life‚ he has the darkness of Hyde inside of him. Luckily for him‚ whenever he wants to let that darkness out‚ physically he gets to transform into a completely different person. Friedrich Nietzsche discusses the exploitation of man in his work‚

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    teasing and doubt‚ William stayed confident that one day he would prove people wrong with his invention‚ and that’s precisely what he did. William was born with the attribute to work hard and never give up on his dreams‚ even when he was deemed a “madman.” With a little bit of curiosity‚ confidence‚ and hard work‚ William was able to create something magical. After dropping out of school William was determined to continue his education without the help of teachers. This is when he started reading

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    The Virtual Dialectic: Rethinking The Matrix and its Significance David J. Gunkel Northern Illinois University Rather than designating the choice between good and evil‚ my Either/Or designates the choice by which one chooses good and evil or rules them out.1 The debates and decisions surrounding virtual reality‚ cyberspace‚ and other forms of computer-mediated communication have been‚ like so much philosophical reasoning within the Western tradition‚ organized around antinomies. One of the

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    room‚ spend an hour just putting his head in door‚ to spy on him. When the police came shortly after the deed was done‚ the narrator showed them gleefully around the house‚ saying that old man not dead. “Would a madman have been so wise as this?” (A Tell Tale Heart) I believe that a madman could‚ since no sane man would lead to police to inches away from where the body lay. The caretaker is mad because he starts to hear voices during the story. After he hides the old man’s body‚ the caretaker starts

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    in’t” (II.ii.222-223). A person who is insane does not have a plan behind his actions. His sanity is proven when he thinks “the spirit [he has] seen/may be a devil‚” and tests the ghost’s words with his story-within-a-story plans (II.ii.606-607). A madman would be blinded with rage and not be able to think this far and devise such a wise plan. Even after confirming the truth in the ghost’s words‚ Hamlet retains his insanity with acts of judgment and gentry. When Hamlet sees a vulnerable Claudius

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    Paul Tillich makes a claim in his writing “What is Faith?” that says that a core part of faith is it being a core part of you as a human. In his second section he says‚ “This leads to the question of how faith as a personal‚ centered act is related to the rational structure of one’s personality which is manifest in his meaningful language‚ in his ability to know the true and to do the good‚ in his sense of beauty and justice. All this‚ and not only his possibility to analyze‚ to calculate and to

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    concentrate. The narrator says‚ “I made up my mind to take the life of the old man‚ and thus rid myself of the eye forever. Now‚ this is the point. You fancy me mad. Madmen know nothing.” (p. 78) Therefore‚ the narrator admits that he isn’t a madman. He believed the he was more qualified to kill someone than a crazy person would be. He was more careful about the job and of what he was penetrating. Meanwhile‚ if you still think of him as insane‚ the narrator explains‚ “If you still think me

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    Chapter 16: Soren Kierkegaard’s Repetition Brief Biography * Soren Kierkegaard was born on May 15‚ 1813 in Copenhagen‚ Denmark. * 7th child of a wealthy businessman. * His father had special philosophical interests which had great impact on him * He was also a bright student who learned to read Hebrew‚ Greek‚Latin‚German and French at the age of 17. * His philosophy‚ which he called existentialism‚ practically applied to an examined life as opposed to the works of Georg Wilhelm

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