Essays: Philosophy

Introduction Francis Bacon’s essay “Of Truth,” published in 1625 as part of his collection Essays or Counsels, Civil and Moral, offers a profound exploration ...

Introduction This essay explores Francis Bacon’s conceptualization of truth as presented in his essay “Of Truth,” published in 1625, and examines its significance for ...

Introduction The question of whether moral ends justify immoral means has long been a central debate in ethical and philosophical discourse. It raises fundamental ...

Introduction The pursuit of knowledge is a fundamental human endeavor, yet it is often fraught with uncertainty and questioning. Doubt, as a critical component ...

Introduction Gratitude, often understood as an expression of thankfulness, transcends mere emotion to embody a profound moral stance and a fundamental aspect of human ...

Introduction The pursuit of knowledge is a fundamental human endeavor, often characterized by curiosity, inquiry, and critical examination. Within the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) ...

Introduction This essay seeks to explore and critically analyse the central arguments of John Locke concerning the nature of law, focusing on his foundational ...

Introduction The notion that all murder is inherently irrational provides a compelling lens through which to examine historical events, particularly in the context of ...

Introduction This essay explores the profound consequences for society if individuals work without ethics, particularly from the perspective of Business, Technical, Vocational, and Training ...

Introduction The pursuit of knowledge is a fundamental human endeavour, often driven by curiosity and the desire to understand the world. Within the framework ...