What is a government’s obligation to its citizens? How should these obligations be fulfilled to create a fair and just society? These are some of the questions this site explores through the lenses of history, philosophy, and public policy.
Core Arguments:
- • Institutional Responsibility & Obligations of Power
- ◦ Institutions have a duty to uphold the promises they’ve made.
- ◦ Justice should consist of the powerful protecting the vulnerable.
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Why would someone choose to study Political Philosophy today? From a student’s perspective. What is Political Philosophy? Political Philosophy asks important questions about our government. Why does it exist? What is its role in society? These questions are especially important… Read More
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This essay was part two of a two-part philosophical inquiry sequence for an undergraduate Philosophy class exploring the ethical perplexity of capital punishment. It is a reflection of my abilities and views at the time it was written. Everyone has… Read More
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7 Books on Ancient Philosophy Ancient philosophy holds a wealth of knowledge that continues to be invaluable to our modern lives. These books still help readers today uncover new perspectives and navigate personal challenges. McKirahan is not an ancient philosopher… Read More
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This essay was part one of a two-part philosophical inquiry sequence for an undergraduate Philosophy class exploring the ethical perplexity of capital punishment. It is a reflection of my abilities and views at the time it was written. As a… Read More
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This essay was written for an undergraduate Political Science course asking about fairness in the social contract. It is a reflection of my abilities and views at the time it was written. As a society, we have come to… Read More
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My name is Amber, and I’m a political theory student from the Central Valley. My writing focuses on the responsibilities of government and questions around what makes a society fair and just.
