Conflict is a Necessary Evil. Discuss
Introduction This essay explores the notion that conflict, while often viewed negatively, may be a necessary evil within the context of peace and conflict ...
Why Do Humans Exist?
Introduction This essay explores the profound question of why humans exist, approached from the unique perspective of computer engineering. While this question traditionally falls ...
Is AI Art Moral?
Introduction The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has introduced new dimensions to creative industries, one of the most contentious being the emergence ...
Is Bentham’s Theory of Utilitarianism an Example of Legal Positivism?
Introduction This essay examines whether Jeremy Bentham’s theory of utilitarianism can be considered an example of legal positivism, a central debate within legal philosophy. ...
Positivism in Criminology
This essay explores the concept of positivism within the field of criminology, focusing on its origins, key principles, and implications for understanding crime and ...
How Does Michael Sandel’s Communitarianism Apply to Liberalism and the Law?
Introduction This essay explores the application of Michael Sandel’s communitarianism to the concepts of liberalism and the law, with a particular focus on how ...
The Complexity of Human Nature: Are Humans Inherently Good or Evil?
Introduction The question of whether humans are inherently good or evil has perplexed philosophers, psychologists, and scholars for centuries. This debate touches on fundamental ...
Jeremy Bentham’s View on Crime and Punishment
Introduction This essay explores Jeremy Bentham’s perspective on crime and punishment, a foundational topic in sociology and criminology. Bentham, an 18th- and 19th-century philosopher, ...
“Mill Successfully Improves on Bentham’s Theory.” Discuss.
Introduction This essay examines the extent to which John Stuart Mill successfully improves upon Jeremy Bentham’s utilitarian theory in the field of ethics. Utilitarianism, ...
What is the State According to Aristotle? Does This State Resemble Present-Day Bulgaria?
Introduction This essay explores Aristotle’s conceptualisation of the state as articulated in his seminal work, *Politics*, and examines the extent to which this classical ...
