Category Archives: Philosophy
Locke and the Morality in Early Modern England
Following Hume, figures such as Richard Price and Adam Smith further developed the discussion around
From Atheism to Natural Rights with Hobbes and Spinoza
As society continues to evolve, the questions they raised remain as urgent as ever: What
Machiavelli, Luther, and the Rise of Modern Moral Thought
Machiavelli and Luther, though rarely accorded their due in conventional moral philosophy texts, represent a
The Enduring Unity and Adaptability of Christian Morality
The unity of the Bible, despite its diverse historical and cultural layers, lies in its
A Postscript to Greek Ethics
The evolution of Greek ethics from role-based evaluations to modern abstractions of duty and virtue
Aristotle’s Ethics: Happiness, Virtue, and the Human Good
Despite its limitations and its ties to the values of ancient Greek society, Aristotle’s ethical
Plato’s Republic: The Tripartite Soul, and the Philosopher-King
Plato’s Republic is a monumental work that challenges readers to reconsider the meaning of justice,
Plato’s Gorgias: Rhetoric, Morality, and the Pursuit of the Good Life
The Gorgias challenges the notion that moral values can be arbitrarily defined by popular opinion
The Sophists, Socrates, and the Quest for Moral Clarity
The dialogue between the sophists and Socrates encapsulates a fundamental tension in the history of
First Steps in Philosophy: A Guide for Beginners
For beginners, the journey may seem challenging. But with patience, discipline, and a systematic approach,