Philosophical Concepts and Theories

1) M-A-I-N Causes The M-A-I-N Causes of war represent a widely accepted framework for understanding the underlying factors that can...

1) Surveillance in the 18th century: Surveillance has been a part of human society for centuries, and the 18th century...

1) Theory of Monads: The term "monad" refers to something that is singular, without division, and indivisible. According to Leibniz,...

1) Great Power Politics in Ancient Greece: In the ancient Greek world, the dynamics of great power politics played a...

1) Anaximander’s Theory: Anaximander was a pre-Socratic philosopher who lived in the 6th century BCE in Miletus, a Greek city...

1) Coffee and Creativity: Coffee and creativity are two concepts that have been closely associated with each other for a...

1) What is Victimisation? Victimisation refers to the process by which individuals or groups become victims of crime, abuse, discrimination,...

1) What is debt overhang? Debt overhang refers to a situation in which a company or an individual accumulates an...

1) Death in Plato: The concept of death is an important and complex theme in the philosophy of Plato, one...

1) Scepticism in Ancient Greece In Ancient Greece, the roots of scepticism can be traced back to the early thinkers...