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- Human Nature in John Locke and Thomas HobbesAn analysis of the differences in the concepts of human nature as represented by British Enlightenment thinkers Thomas Hobbes and John Locke.
- You've Got to Have Friends: Loneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection by John T. Cacioppo and William PatrickLoneliness: Human Nature and the Need for Social Connection by John T. Cacioppo and William Patrick paints a fully-rounded picture of the mental, emotional, physical and societal issues caused by social isolation.
- Human NatureDo you often wonder how life can be so tough, and then again be so beautiful? Here is some of my insight on life's complexities.
- Human Nature Movie ReviewReview of the Charlie Kaufman movie Human Nature, about how people who've lived with apes adjust (or not) to human society. Interesting at times, funny at times, certainly bizarre at times, but not Kaufman's best work.
Nature and Human Nature in Lery's History of a VoyageExploration of nature and human nature in Léry's History of a Voyage
Ambition Must Be Held in CheckThe political ambitions of those who hold public office must be for the good of the people and not only for themselves. Kenn Morris focuses on a quote from James Madison to describe the potential problems that may arise from ambition out of control.- Dust and the Thinking Reed: Conceptions of Human Nature from Blaise Pascal and the BibleBlaise Pascal, a devout Christian and precursor to existentialism, offers a compelling argument for man's dignity in the face of his biblical diminution. Pascal departs from the teachings of the Bible with his definition of man and its implications.
Idiosyncrasies of Human Nature...(bottom Line...We're All Human!)We, humans, are interesting creatures. Aristotle was just as human as the rest of us. What a great relief!- What is Human Nature?A philosophical approach to looking at human nature supported by science.
- Inherently or Invitingly: Is Violence a Part of Us?Is violent behavior truly a factor in our genetic makeup? Is there a "violent-gene"?
- The Fight of Good and Evil Within Various Nathanial Hawthorne Literatureexamines the role of good and evil within various hawthorne works
- Mencian Sprouts of GoodnessIn this essay, I will focus on the capacities for human goodness found in human nature by Mencius and defend his views against the attacks of Xunzi. While Mencius focused on the good in human nature, Xunzi focused on the bad in human nature.
- Life, Living and Human Nature. Part 3Counseling topics covering the entire plethora of human behaviour. It'll help with your understanding of people. It answers some of life's difficult questions.
- The Catholic Understanding of Human NatureHuman nature, power, and political authority - the Catholic point of view.
- Human Nature: Our Primal DispositionThere are a number of scientific branches associated with the study of human nature. These include sociology, psychology, sociobiology, evolutionary psychology and developmental psychology.
- "Human Nature" is TautologicalWhat is meant by the term "human nature?" In one sense, it is supremely uninformative. The "nature" of any existent can be defined simply as "that which that existent is."
- It's All About Human Nature - What Can Be Done When Relationships Hit the RocksA short article talking about the effects of Human Nature. Understanding the natural laws which govern you and your partner can help restore relationships and avoid the break up. It can also be used to gain the trust and wanting of an ex partner.
- Influence of Nature and Climate on Human Nature and CharacterThe crown and glory of human life is his nature and character. Hot country people are lazy, cold country people are hardy and temperate ones in-between.
- Examining Human Nature in Gabriel Garcia Marquez's Very Old ManThe Latin American writer, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, is one who often utilizes an unique literary style known as "magical realism," defined in the Bedford Anthology as a "mixture of realism, myth, and the miraculous."
- It's Human Naturea poem about human nature
- Human NatureThoughts on Creationism and Evolution.
- Education May Lead to the Improvement of Human NatureThis article discusses Benjamin Franklin's and Thomas Jefferson's views on education and how it relates to human nature.
- Just a Part of Human Natureemotions and the ability to form attachments
- On Human Nature and GovernmentEvaluation of claims regarding human nature as it relates to forms of government; a response to Mr. Richard Carriero's "Is Democracy Natural?"
- Human Nature in GovernmentThis essay examines the role of human nature in government through the scope of Marx's Communist Manifesto, John Stuart Mill's On Liberty, and James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay's The Federalist Papers.
- Human Nature in Dostoevsky's Crime and PunishmentAn examination of Dostoevsky's theories of human nature as seen in Raskolnikov and Porfiry.
- Literature VS. Science: A Look at the Nuances of Human NatureIt is my assertion that novels consistently provide their readers with a more accurate comprehension of humanity than does scientific psychology.
- Human Nature in Lord of the Flies, and Empire of the SunA short essay on human nature in war comparing Lord of the Flies, and the movie Empire of the Sun.
- The Origins of Western PhilosophyA look at the birth of Western philosophy from the minds of Euripides, Thucydides, and Plato.
- Human Nature Through Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Oration on the Dignity of ManThis paper explores Mary Shelley's conception of human nature and contrasts this with the views expressed by Pico della Mirandola in his Oration on the Dignity of Man.
- Freud and Nietzsche on Human Nature. EtcWhile it can be said that Friedrich Nietzsche and Sigmund Freud offered virtually identical views of human nature and of the society in which they lived, it must be stated that they lived in different societies.
- The Question of Human NatureThe question of human nature has haunted mankind for years: are we born with genetically predisposed characteristics and behaviors, or are we born as blank slates, our characteristics and behaviors to be determined?
- Moral Responsibility and Human Nature in the Classical WorldA discussion of the origins of moral responsibility in the Classical World, specifically in the works of Euripides and Sophocles.
- What Failure Really MeansHave you ever wondered why it is that, no matter where you go and what you do, everything seems to go wrong? Well, you're not the only one! Read on to find out why the path to balance and perfection seems to be paved with missing jigsaw pieces!
- Secrets: When Should You Tell?Some ideas and thoughts about when to tell an intimate partner your deepest-kept secrets.
- Rally Driving is a High You Will Never Forget!Who wouldn’t love to feel that rush of adrenalin you get while high speed racing?
- The Autumnal TrimesterAlthough autumn is a time of celebration, reflection, and giving thanks, the season also represents opportunities for new beginnings and progression.
- The Beauty of AfflictionSo what's so beautiful about affliction? Just think, without affliction we may not have had our current President, Mr. Obama. So disturbed by the United States' troublesome state of affairs, it moved him to toss his name on the presidential ballot with a mission of making change.
- Evaluate Our Preoccupations: Some Are Not Worth PursuingWe pursue those despite becoming aware they are doomed to failure. Cutting losses, being practical and knowing history repeats will get us to a new path to real progress. Otherwise, we are doomed to failure pursuing for short-term political vantage.
- The Magnificence of Human Resilience After 9/11In the ten years since our Nation was attacked, I have learned a great deal about the magnificence of human resilience, and the love one person can have for another. Lessons that have forever changed me.
