This paper intends to closely examine the Fetishism of Scientific Objectivism in over-prioritizin... more This paper intends to closely examine the Fetishism of Scientific Objectivism in over-prioritizing the individual's suffecientarian need and disregards and depreciates the intrinsic value of nature. It falls into the criterion of anthropocentric ecology that nature seen as less and is at the bottom of the pyramid. The manifestation of such falls into the idea of the latter where, it reduces the primordial importance of environment to a mere means for the sake of man's need and satisfaction. It can be equated to the actions of man's subjugation over nature, an attitude equal to man's repression over woman equivocal to "rape", where environment can no longer recover and is deprived of its own natural harmony. Like science's fetishism where it objectifies nature. Wherein, they would bring a particular specimen to a controlled environment in order to get one's desired result and disregards the nature's natural unfolding. There is clearly a need for an ecological turn to a more feminist "approach". Wherein it recognizes that, the environment is a womb and the integral worth-for it nurtures and sees the distinct intrinsic value of each and shares the same importance as with humanity.
“We do not live in a just world. This may be the least controversial claim one could make in poli... more “We do not live in a just world. This may be the least controversial claim one could make in political theory”. Political Theorist/Philosophers are attempting on answer the latter question, such as: Martha Nussbaum who tries to approach such with her“Capability Theory”. That what is needed for a just society is that every individual must live a dignified life. In order to live a dignified life, they would have these ten minimum capabilities. But the problem with her theory is that, it is actually sufficientarian in its perspective.2. In the article of Thomas Pogge’s “What is Global Justice?”,their also lies the problem of the interest of the people when it comes to the: Two-Stage Bargain. That on the international level, it would only cater the interest of the state and neglects the people’s interest.
Sartre's " Existence precedes Essence " involves the philosophical terminologies existence and es... more Sartre's " Existence precedes Essence " involves the philosophical terminologies existence and essence. Existentialism being the main issue preceding essence to be. But what makes it controversial for some is the conjunction that ties them " precedes " and the placement of the subject and object.
The promulgation of the S.B. 2366 of the 14th Congress ofthe Philippines; which entails to
that: ... more The promulgation of the S.B. 2366 of the 14th Congress ofthe Philippines; which entails to that: “No Filipino Child must be Left Behind” became the basic foundation for education to be accessible and to uplift them. It is the primary basis where many thinks ofit, as a step in educating the people and dragging them away from ignorance and towards the light. In this notion, it would be the start where individuals would step out from the dark and into the light. I quote from the bill: “May the torch this bill seeks to the light and empower leads us to the path of our nation’s dream; that no Filipino child is left behind”. The intention for its enactment is good in itself. The torch symbolizes the light that would direct individuals to the path that conveys enlightenment. This idea of torch that symbolizes education is very much Platonic. With this sort of education gives rise to the famous images of the sun, the divided line, and the cave.
This paper would like to elucidate on the contemporary perspective of metaphysics, by tracing its... more This paper would like to elucidate on the contemporary perspective of metaphysics, by tracing its etymological foundation in the ancient period. It primarily focuses on the metaphysics of: Universals, Space, Change, Causality, Reality and Appearance, Mind-Body Relation, Freedom, Modality, and Necessary Being.
This paper intends to closely examine the Fetishism of Scientific Objectivism in over-prioritizin... more This paper intends to closely examine the Fetishism of Scientific Objectivism in over-prioritizing the individual's suffecientarian need and disregards and depreciates the intrinsic value of nature. It falls into the criterion of anthropocentric ecology that nature seen as less and is at the bottom of the pyramid. The manifestation of such falls into the idea of the latter where, it reduces the primordial importance of environment to a mere means for the sake of man's need and satisfaction. It can be equated to the actions of man's subjugation over nature, an attitude equal to man's repression over woman equivocal to "rape", where environment can no longer recover and is deprived of its own natural harmony. Like science's fetishism where it objectifies nature. Wherein, they would bring a particular specimen to a controlled environment in order to get one's desired result and disregards the nature's natural unfolding. There is clearly a need for an ecological turn to a more feminist "approach". Wherein it recognizes that, the environment is a womb and the integral worth-for it nurtures and sees the distinct intrinsic value of each and shares the same importance as with humanity.
“We do not live in a just world. This may be the least controversial claim one could make in poli... more “We do not live in a just world. This may be the least controversial claim one could make in political theory”. Political Theorist/Philosophers are attempting on answer the latter question, such as: Martha Nussbaum who tries to approach such with her“Capability Theory”. That what is needed for a just society is that every individual must live a dignified life. In order to live a dignified life, they would have these ten minimum capabilities. But the problem with her theory is that, it is actually sufficientarian in its perspective.2. In the article of Thomas Pogge’s “What is Global Justice?”,their also lies the problem of the interest of the people when it comes to the: Two-Stage Bargain. That on the international level, it would only cater the interest of the state and neglects the people’s interest.
Sartre's " Existence precedes Essence " involves the philosophical terminologies existence and es... more Sartre's " Existence precedes Essence " involves the philosophical terminologies existence and essence. Existentialism being the main issue preceding essence to be. But what makes it controversial for some is the conjunction that ties them " precedes " and the placement of the subject and object.
The promulgation of the S.B. 2366 of the 14th Congress ofthe Philippines; which entails to
that: ... more The promulgation of the S.B. 2366 of the 14th Congress ofthe Philippines; which entails to that: “No Filipino Child must be Left Behind” became the basic foundation for education to be accessible and to uplift them. It is the primary basis where many thinks ofit, as a step in educating the people and dragging them away from ignorance and towards the light. In this notion, it would be the start where individuals would step out from the dark and into the light. I quote from the bill: “May the torch this bill seeks to the light and empower leads us to the path of our nation’s dream; that no Filipino child is left behind”. The intention for its enactment is good in itself. The torch symbolizes the light that would direct individuals to the path that conveys enlightenment. This idea of torch that symbolizes education is very much Platonic. With this sort of education gives rise to the famous images of the sun, the divided line, and the cave.
This paper would like to elucidate on the contemporary perspective of metaphysics, by tracing its... more This paper would like to elucidate on the contemporary perspective of metaphysics, by tracing its etymological foundation in the ancient period. It primarily focuses on the metaphysics of: Universals, Space, Change, Causality, Reality and Appearance, Mind-Body Relation, Freedom, Modality, and Necessary Being.
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minimum capabilities. But the problem with her theory is that, it is actually sufficientarian in its perspective.2. In the article of Thomas Pogge’s “What is Global Justice?”,their also lies the problem of the interest of the people when it comes to the: Two-Stage Bargain. That on the international level, it would only cater the interest of the state and neglects the people’s interest.
that: “No Filipino Child must be Left Behind” became the basic foundation for education to be
accessible and to uplift them. It is the primary basis where many thinks ofit, as a step in educating
the people and dragging them away from ignorance and towards the light. In this notion, it would
be the start where individuals would step out from the dark and into the light. I quote from the bill:
“May the torch this bill seeks to the light and empower leads us to the path of our nation’s dream;
that no Filipino child is left behind”. The intention for its enactment is good in itself. The torch
symbolizes the light that would direct individuals to the path that conveys enlightenment. This
idea of torch that symbolizes education is very much Platonic. With this sort of education gives
rise to the famous images of the sun, the divided line, and the cave.
minimum capabilities. But the problem with her theory is that, it is actually sufficientarian in its perspective.2. In the article of Thomas Pogge’s “What is Global Justice?”,their also lies the problem of the interest of the people when it comes to the: Two-Stage Bargain. That on the international level, it would only cater the interest of the state and neglects the people’s interest.
that: “No Filipino Child must be Left Behind” became the basic foundation for education to be
accessible and to uplift them. It is the primary basis where many thinks ofit, as a step in educating
the people and dragging them away from ignorance and towards the light. In this notion, it would
be the start where individuals would step out from the dark and into the light. I quote from the bill:
“May the torch this bill seeks to the light and empower leads us to the path of our nation’s dream;
that no Filipino child is left behind”. The intention for its enactment is good in itself. The torch
symbolizes the light that would direct individuals to the path that conveys enlightenment. This
idea of torch that symbolizes education is very much Platonic. With this sort of education gives
rise to the famous images of the sun, the divided line, and the cave.