… to explain something to someone but just couldn't get the message across? Frantically, you try to explain what it is you want to say, but the more you try the less sense you seem to make. Confused, humiliated and stressed out, you give up, leaving…

… difference. People who believe that they can make a difference are the people who shape our society today. Those individuals have helped us in bettering the world we have today. Making a difference was just as important over a hundred years ago as it…

… is POVERTY. DAWN Ontario Women and Disabilities The workforce is rapidly changing for all types of people, but most greatly in the areas of women and disabled persons. This begs the question, how will it be changing for disabled women? It is…

… obvious: a casual reader might glance at it and give it a confident "no". Even though this is the position that I take, I do believe that there are many more things to consider when attempting to answer this question. It requires an answer much more…

… of faith and reason. The concept of fideism in opposition to rationalism provides a very peculiar solution to the problem of faith and reason, basically answering it in a way that reason cannot guide one to God. No human could reach the level of…

… and essence? Aristotle was born in Stageira in north Greece in 384 BC. He firstly trained in medicine, and then in 367 went to Athens to study philosophy with Plato. Aristotle opposed some of Plato's teachings. In 338, Aristotle became tutor of…

… is a patriarchal enterprise, created by men for men, to show dominance of the male species -<Tab/>Only until the mid 20th centuries, females began philosophy -<Tab/>Philosophy in the west is of patricide -<Tab/>I…

… Egoism Introduction Long before I ventured into my first philosophy class, I often engaged in friendly, yet passionate debates with friends and colleagues, holding fast to my assertion that altruism simply does not exist. All actions,…

… part of the process of critical thinking. Logic is defined as the study of correct argument. In today's world, we face complicated issues and problems in our both professional and personal lives, and it becomes necessary to react to problems and…

… language and science appear as symbols; not in the sense of mere figures which refer to some given reality by means of suggestion and allegorical . . . in the sense of forces each of which produces and posits a world of its own. (p. 8). Cassirer believ…