The natural right to food unconditionally in society is based, I submit, on the assumption that it is because a person without food is in s...

The way the world works is not in itself reason enough to dismiss the possibility of an ideal being more fully realized, and to refuse to t...

Both Marx and Rousseau are “anti-history” in the sense that socioeconomic and sociopolitical large, complex organization, well beyond the sm...

Both Marx and Rousseau are “anti-history” in the sense that socioeconomic and sociopolitical large, complex organization, well beyond the s...

Kant claims that a greater use of reason is part of becoming enlightened, whereas Rousseau advocates a reduction in the use of reason to tha...

In his  Discourse on Inequality ,  Rousseau argues that humanity was in a much better condition in the state of nature, before all the artif...

In his  Discourse on Inequalities,  Rousseau distinguishes two types of inequality among people: natural and moral.  Natural inequalities, w...

In the United States, executives have been compensated much more than their own non-supervisory workers. This has been so in not only absol...

Kant defines enlightenment as “man's emergence from his inability to use one's own understanding without the guidance of another.” ...

Richard Rinaldi , an innovative photographer in New York City, devised an interesting photo series, titled " Touching Strangers ....