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The Moral Responsibility in Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'
The Philosophy of Politics: Examining Power and Governance
The Power of Collaboration: Fostering Creativity through Collective Intelligence
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The Tragic Hero in William Shakespeare's 'King Lear': A Moral Analysis
In William Shakespeare's 'King Lear,' the tragic hero's journey unveils a profound moral analysis, showcasing the consequences of unchecked pride and the pursuit of power, reminding us of the fragility of human nature and the perils of misguided decisions.
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Emptiness meets the metaphysics of optimism, wish-well thinking, the wellspring of creativity that begets the ah-ha moment of an action potential actualized is far from applied. Philosophy can do better. So can you. Apply yourself!
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The Identity of an Atheist
