Marxism Vs Leftism

Make the State the provider, employer and moral authority. To do this, the State has to convince the masses that only it can provide and bestow equality, rights and privileges - a benevolent dictatorship along the lines of Huxley’s, "Brave New World Revisited".

1. Was a humanist who stated that human motivation is based on people seeking fulfilment and change through personal growth.

A. It is important to recognise an individual as a person as it is their human right to be seen as such. If an individual is not seen as a person it devalues them and isolates them from everyday society making them feel “different”.

Whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its new foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most

I feel that each response has hit on key factors of what society, religion, and science classify as "human". For example, DNA ties us all together, and is something that we all have in common (whether we like it or not). As a species, humans all look relatively similar, yet none of us look or act exactly the same. Our brains are incredible! We can process abstract thoughts, solve

Family identity is important to develop who they will be in the world, a family's values, goals and vision help build a strong foundation that will mold someone into a productive member of society. Family relationships are the building blocks that lead to strong moral values. Respect, honesty and trust are all developed with family members. The stronger the bond in the family, the stronger the moral values will be as a person grows up. If the family doesn’t have strong values, skills will develop based off the environment. This can be a tough thing to learn, not

This essay will argue how the society dictates the state, as it will be organized into six sections. The first part of the essay provides the opposing argument that the social compact is dictated by the state. In the next section, I will demonstrate why the opposing points are weak and provide my main arguments. The arguments will comprise of how individuals in a society create laws and we collectively can change and implement new laws. The four ways individuals can

b: he tough that all people could achieve salvation, the forgiveness of sins and the promise of everlasting life

A family consists of a group of interacting individuals related by blood, marriage, cohabitation, or adoption who interdependently perform relevant functions by fulfilling expected roles. (Edelman, Kudzma, & Mandle, 2014, p. 150)

Odysseus and Penelope are the best two example of what it really means to be human because of their great courage to overcome all obstacles for a greater cause. There is not one true definition on what it means to be human, but the most knowledgeable definition of “human” is to be created in the image of God. The attributes that really set humans apart from all the other animals on earth are imagination, reason, and will. These three human faculties make us who we are because we have the ability to counter plate our own mortality. Dr. Davis stated, “You cannot love another person without imagination” You have to first realize what their desires are and what they want in life. The most critical aspect of

The author studied human traits and animal traits in which he discovered a humiliating result. He came to the conclusion that although the human race is special because of its distinct characteristics such as, “color, stature, and mental caliber that cannot be confounded with any other.” Our species is cruel and doesn't do things the way animals do them. Any species survive by instinct, humans and animals will do anything to have natural needs met like finding water, hunting, sleeping, etcetera.

These two authors opinions share the interested for the government to protect its citizens, and they differ in the specifics they add to their theses, while Hopers

Marx’s theory of Dialectical Materialism as well as the Existentialist’s theory of Ontological Ethics invokes and embellishes the idea of the human condition and our legitimate right to freedom and authenticity. Both theories coincide closely with each other due to the fact that some later Existentialists based their theories on Marxism. Although Existentialists believe that Marxism was lacking in certain components there are still striking similarities. For example, false consciousness is very much a parallel to inauthenticity. Marxism focuses more on one entity that restricts our right to freedom than the role of the individual, but overall both theories pertain to the individual as well as societal groupings.

2. That to be most fully "human" requires individual choice and development by cooperative action with identifiable but demanding conditions.

We could then establish the fact that this human unity, which distinguishes itself from animals and other living beings, results from self-consciousness. According to Kant, how does Man distinguish himself from the animal? Quite simply by “son rang et sa dignite” [his rank and his dignity]. Man is different from animal and from the “chose” [thing] by his self-consciousness. He knows when he makes good and bad acts, he is conscious of his acts in general. Indeed Man cannot live like the animal and satisfy only his vital needs, nor can he live like the thing which does not have any need, Man lives by satisfying his needs and more than his vital needs. Certain needs can appear superfluous like Art, but Hegel in his Esthétique work show that Art is vital for Man’s well being. Moreover Kant said that music was “the language of emotions”. Man needs to give a reason to his existence as by reflexion or the application moral values which come from reason like being solitary. These moral values are notably found in the Old Testament as in Leviticus 19:18 “loves your neighbour as yourself”.