Origins of law and justice
Justice and law are intimately linked. Jus, in Latin, means law. Law and legal institutions have the same origin. Human justice is understood in the sense of institutions, characters and …
Category: Philosophy
Aristotle – 5 lessons on science
Our current scientific knowledge is impressively derived from the discoveries of ancient Greece. Pythagoras, Thales of Miletus, Democritus, Euclid, Archimedes, among others, have marked the history of science. Aristotle also …
Is it enough to have the choice to be free?
Definition of the terms of the question: Is it enough: This expression can be understood by the model: “does this simple condition X allow Y”? choice: power, faculty of discerning …
Anselm – The existence of free will (correction)
The exam question of the 2013 Bac ES in philosophy offered a choice of a text by Anselm to comment on. Find all the Other subjects of the French baccalauréat …
Does work allow for self-awareness (correction)
Corrected question: Does Work allows us to become aware of ourselves? Analysis of the question: Two key notions: work and consciousness. —Work: work is a vast notion that will have …
Bergson – What is a true judgment? (correction)
The text below was a baccalauréat subject. There was no need to know Bergson’s doctrine, but it could help you to understand this text. Text to comment What is a …