Essays on Philosophical Theory

Personality is an integral part of every individual. The five factor theory classifies personality traits into openness to experience, agreeableness, conscientiousness, extraversion and neuroticism. Broadly, culture comprises of various aspects such as norms, values, environment, beliefs, and language; being quite distinct from ethnicity and/or race…

The Universalism vs. Cultural Relativism debate has existed in legal scholarship for decades and is increasingly entering public discourse on international law and human rights. Universalism refers to the notion that human rights are universal and should apply to every human being. While, Cultural Relativists…

Abstract The work done by psychoanalyst Erik Erikson built on the five stages of development Sigmund Freud theorized, believing they didn’t go far enough. He identified what he believed were eight distinct stages of human development that continued throughout an individuals life. His research took…

The report is to determine whether Free Trade is Passé’. The report is looking at the pros and cons of Free Trade as compared to tariff impose trade between different countries. Recently the new U.S. administration has started to impose tariffs on China imports products…

The term nationalism is used to describe two phenomena: The thoughts that the members of a nation have when they care about their national identity, The actions that the members of a nation have take when seeking to achieve (or sustain) self determination. Nationalism on…

After repression comes rejection. In discovering what James Joyce is saying about life in the story Eveline, it is extremely important to take into consideration that Joyce rejected his Irish Catholic heritage and left Ireland at the age of twenty. The opposite of what Eveline…

From the time human beings are born, there are goals society expects them to achieve. Considering life is lived in stages, accomplishing these goals is immensely important in order to move onto the next stage. This leads human beings to be goal oriented creatures. The…

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi is known for his pure ideologies and practices. There are 6main principles Gandhi lead in his life, they were Truth, Non Violence, ,Brahmacharya, Vegetarianism, Simplicityand Faith. He is also recognised for playing a huge part in helping India gain theirindependence, using his…

The world is struggling a lot with many socio-economic problems like poverty, illiteracy, unemployment, women empowerment, women exploitation and to tackles these problems the only solution is to adapt Gandhiji’s principles. He successfully carried on the Satyagraha movement to curb and eradicate all the hurdles…

This is such a right time to contemplate on this topic. How many times do we read in the newspapers, hear on radio and see on our TV screens, news about violence perpetrated on our fellow citizens on the basis of some religous views, on…