Helen Keller, a famous U.S. political activist and the first deaf-blind woman to get the Bachelor of Arts degree, once said, “I cannot do everything, but I can do something. I must not fail to do the something that I can do” (Helen Keller in Senna, 2010, p.29). I think...

In comparing the states of being of stupidity and ignorance, a variety of factors come into play that affect situations of these conditions differently. Nonetheless, ignorance and stupidity are essentially states of unawareness, or “unknowing.” This is what they both represent. However, and as will be seen, ignorance is better...

The specific topic: The purpose of this research is to dictate a necessity for an increased restriction of sex and violence as displayed in the visual media of television and the movies. The purpose of the paper: By utilizing a mixed methodological approach, specifically a historical review of qualitative and...

Religion can help us understand morality and can help set moral guidelines for us to follow; yet the morality of an action depends on more than whether a God commanded it. We can see why the fact that a god has commanded us to act in a certain way may...

Before looking at the interviews, it will be helpful to examine the moral ‘inflection points’ of our two hypothetical scenarios. In the first, the moral decision that the actor (Kenny) must make is whether or not to return the wallet he finds: if he does, he will ‘do the right...