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Overview of Just War Theory The Just War Theory is a concept in the philosophy of war that addresses how wars are fought and what makes a war justified, including conduct during and after a martial conflict. Traditionally, the Just War Theory is divided into three parts: jus ad bellum, jus in bello, and jus
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Four bells sounded on the foc’sle of the USS Albatross. The shrill whistle of the bosun’s pipe pierced through the sound of waves crashing against the hull. The blinding sun had begun to rise in the distance, casting a red sky that covered the eastern horizon. The officer of the deck, Lieutenant James, watched as
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On the day that I did die you failed to shed a solemn tear for me. Or reflect on all the love that was never had, as I swayed away beneath that wilting dogwood tree. And here is where I first loved you, but you denied me, with those swooping doves above singing those songs
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Introduction Consciousness is assumed to be the most basic human function, shared by all people regardless of background. Despite this, the mystery of consciousness remains the subject of much debate. What does it mean to be conscious? Are plants and animals conscious? If not, what makes humans so special? The goal of this essay is
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