Category Archives: Paper Topic
Respecting the Soldiers
I have noticed an interesting, yet inconsistent attitude toward the soldiers by comparing the attitudes of today with the attitudes during the Vietnam era. Now both the Vietnam War and the current War in Iraq are unpopular wars. But let’s … Continue reading
Contract vs. Communicative Sexuality
I’m re-reading Lois Pineau’s article entitled “Date Rape: A Feminist Analysis.” It talks about date rape and the legalities of the procedure. The thing that really interested me was the end of the article where Pineau describes the difference between … Continue reading
Personal Morality and Public Morality
I am a demi-vegetarian. If you want to know more about it, read my previous post here. When I go out to eat, I try to find something that’s vegetarian or something as close as I can based on my … Continue reading
The Worst of Crimes?
I’m thinking about what is the worst possible thing one can do. I think there’s a disconnect between acting morally and acting legally. Legally speaking, the worst that one can do is murder. Depending on the circumstances, one can get … Continue reading
“Herd” Believers
When it comes to faith and religion, I agree mainly with Kierkegaard (as was stated in my previous post) but I also agree with Nietzsche as well. The way I see it, there are three different types of people when … Continue reading
Professionals vs. Kitch
I met someone new recently. As with any new people, you ask him/her questions to get to know the person. So I asked him, “what are you planning to do for a career?” He said that he was aspiring to … Continue reading
All Scholarships are a form of Affirmative Action
Not really, but hear me out. Let’s ask what’s the point of affirmative action. Well, it started with Johnson’s presidency and the purpose was to rectify previous injustices, and to disestablish institutional racism. Now, the applications of this have been … Continue reading
Sacredness of Life
So here’s a question I’ve been thinking about: is life sacred? Many people consider life (especially human life) sacred, but what does that mean? If life is sacred, why is it sacred? UPDATE: Perhaps the word “sacred” is a bad … Continue reading
Demi-Vegetarianism
As some of you know, I’m a vegetarian of sorts, but I consider myself more of a demi-vegetarian. British philosopher R. M. Hare, used it in the title of an essay: “Why I Am Only a Demi-Vegetarian,” chap. 15 in … Continue reading
Kierkegaard and Fundamentalist Christians
Back in a previous post, I mentioned that a possible paper topic I could write about was pertaining to Kierkegaard and Fundamentalist Christians. Well, I’ve been thinking more about that lately. What would Kierkegaard think about the Fundamentalist Christians? Here’s … Continue reading
