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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
The Ethics of Digital Advertising: Balancing Persuasion and Privacy
The Philosophy of Existentialism: Embracing Freedom and Responsibility
The Problem of Evil: Exploring the Existence of Suffering in a Just World
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Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare (REVIEW)
For me, William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing (1612) is, by some, described as a "timeless masterpiece". This comedy is full of love, it's opposite (whatever that is) and the spectrum between.
Aristotle's Ethical Framework: Finding the Golden Mean in a Complex World
Aristotle's ethical framework seeks to navigate the complexities of life by finding the golden mean, a balanced virtue between extremes, guiding individuals towards moral excellence.
The Tragic Flaws of Shakespeare's Macbeth: Ambition and Moral Corruption
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