Philosophy

Cheney (220) discusses many aspects of republican thought, and analyses the changes in political structures to argue that the West’s [...]

Prometheus Bound, Aeschylus In knowingly choosing rebellion, Prometheus set the stage, defining a choice of opposing tyranny and unjust laws, [...]

Abstract In Ulysses, we see a strong empathy and sense of duty, but which at times seems to develop a [...]

Abstract Virgil’s epic has inspired countless generations because it formed the mythology of the exceptional Roman and became integrated into [...]

Find the full paper here. Abstract Einstein noted that time is relative when considering the perspectives of different observers. Yet, [...]

Madame de Beaumont and Angela Carter each take an age-old story reminiscent of Cupid and Psyche (Apuleius) and change it [...]

The wolverine is portrayed as a “vicious marauder to be feared more than valued or admired” (Shaw and Ford, 115). [...]

The status of a work as a classic differs from the position as a canonical text (da Silva and Vieira). [...]

The concept of transformation and dehumanisation (Kafka) is analogous to the concept of civilisation as “auto-intoxication” (Huxley). Huxley defines the [...]

Clark’s analysis of Thomas Paine contains more “myth busters” than a biography.[1] Clark’s tome, titled Thomas Paine: Britain, America, and [...]

In an essay on developing a framework for ethical leadership, Lawton and Páez (2015, p. 639) note that the need [...]

Lin (2005) discussed the impact of technology on the art world over centuries of its growth, noting that photography changed [...]