In his book "Utopia," Thomas More argues that human sin and inequities can be nearly eliminated by placing them in an environment removes the need to commit sinful actions. In More's concept of utopian society, people are honest and equal because of the way that society is structured.

Essay explores the relevance of transcendentalist philosophies today.

A complete discussion of empathizing with fictional feelings in the arts.

A discussion of "The Enchoridion," which is a piece where Epictetus writes that we do not have control over anything that is not us ( ie:people's opinion of ourselves) and we do have control over things that are us ( ie: bodily functions).

An exploration of the ethics of the statement of the statement "Do good to those who do good to you, and harm to those who harm you" through the philosophical theories of Hobbes and ethical egoism and rational egoism.

Uses different normative approaches to philosophy to examine how humans treat animals and the ethics of this treatment.

Notes and an outline about European roots and their influence on American culture.

There are five main categories of the practice of euthanasia: indirect, direct, voluntary, non-voluntary, and involuntary. The main reason for euthanasia would have to reside upon the unbearable pain of the patient. However, as the painkillers are constantly developing in our world today, the pro side of euthanasia is proportionally weakened.

It's a discussion about how everyone is created equal.

Provides answers to questions about existentialism, existentialist philosophers and their beliefs (Sarte, Nietzsche, Marcel) on what existentialism is.