The construct of relativism portrays that every single opinion and belief being made should be taken into account as much as the next. Meaning that everyone should be entitled to their own value, where they get to choose if a certain topic is right or wrong. And that with global ethical issues, it should really...
When you come from a different culture, especially when you are so attached to that culture, it becomes very difficult to have to go against your usual cultural ways. Trying to please your family and yourself can even become a challenge, when the two of you want alternative things, and have such contrasting point of...
The debate between natural law and legal positivism is a debate that has been at the core of legal and ethical theory for quite some time. The purpose of this essay is to discuss whether or not critical legal theories like Marxism, feminism, CLS, postmodernism and critical ethical theories like Postmodernist ethics, provide more support...
The issues of colonialism and imperialism are not new to international law but have appeared with varying degrees of prominence in legal discussions and practices related to the development of this area of the law over many years. International law has continued to facilitate global inequality in recent years for this reason. There are many...
When one observes a specific observation in the world, this can be boiled down to a scientific law. These scientific laws do not supply explanations for why these phenomena happens or why it even occurs in our world, they just state the event that is, in fact, occurring. For instance, Newton’s Law of Universal Gravity...
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Question: Law and Economics has been described as right-wing jurisprudence. What is the basis of such a claim and what different evaluations can be made of the claim? Illustrate your argument with references to Australian policy, legislation and case law. Right wing Politics Law and Economic Theory. In order address the main question of this...
This essay aims to explore the involvement of morality within various legal systems throughout history in order to assess an understanding of the components of law. It explores conflicting ideas such as legal positivism and natural law; assessing how relevant morality is to the individual concept of these ideas. Moreover, it also aims to evaluate...
Currently, in the UK parliament, there are two main types of parties – individualist and collectivist. Collectivist parties are those described as ‘left-wing’ or ‘liberal’, such as the Green Party or SNP, who hold the belief the Government should assist those tackling social inequality through funding and delivering services. Individualist parties are those often described...
In the following report, I am going to explore the moral philosophies put forward by Plato throughout his work with a particular emphasis on his dialogue‘s of Critias and Timaeus, where he mentions the fable of Atlantis. I hope to give a new insight into the modern applications and examples of his philosophies and give...
Relativism is the philosophical belief that morality throughout cultures is unique and ethical to that certain culture. When topics such as: rape, torture or cannibalism are discussed in a forgiving light, conversations about whether relativism is ethical begins to be brought up. Relativists argue that each society has different moral codes and therefore, a global...