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Top Five Reasons Why You Should Read
An article about the benefits and advantages of reading.
Frankenstein Novel
This essay compels the idea in how frankenstein, the creator of a monster, does not take responsibility for his actions and thus is condemned for it. We also see how his actions reflect us modern human beings now in the corrupt society of the 21st century.
Identifying a Psychopath
Ann Rule’s True Crime books clearly show how psychopaths come in many shapes and forms. The psychopath could be: a family man (Brad Cunningham; Dead By Sunset), female (Diane Downs; Small Sacrifices), middle class with no apparent signs of dysfunction.
Lighting a Candle in a Room Filled with Darkness
Analysis of theme in a Charles Dickens’s A Tale of Two Cities.
There is a God: How the World’s Most Notorious Atheist Changed His Mind
In this book, Antony Flew sets out the reasons why he has changed from believing there is no God, and he gives clear reasons why he now believes there is one.
A Critical Discussion of Descartes’ Rationale for the Separation of Mind and Body in Meditations on First Philosophy
The argument in Descartes’ Meditations on First Philosophy for this separation of mind and body stems from his assertion that though the existence of the body can be doubted, the existence of the mind cannot, thereby necessitating a certain distinctiveness between the two. Not only can the logic of this claim be contested, the premises are both inadequately supported and inherently contradictory.
On Psychological Continuity
Sydney Shoemaker attempts to reconcile the notion of personal identity with a materialist account of the mind. However, when faced with admittedly unusual yet still conceptually possible scenarios, the theory of psychological continuity leads to confusion and fails to provide us with satisfactory answers.
