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Research Essay

As we live our lives, we tend to encounter various challenges every day. Our own thinking brings some of these challenges while other challenges are brought by the paradigms created by the society. Since the world has all kinds of people, we are likely to encounter the rich, poor, unhealthy, and healthy people in our daily interactions. These interactions are sometimes challenging, as we tend to question ourselves on how much we can do to help the world’s poor and the unhealthy people. This challenge presents itself in two ways. In one way, we personally feel that it ...

Peter Singer is an Australian Philosopher and is perhaps one of the world’s most controversial literally ethicist. Many people who read his book “Animal Liberation” were in great numbers moved to accept or actually embrace his vegetarianism theory while others were repugnant about Peter Singer’s “most retrogressive” attempt to place the human population and the animal population in the same even moral plane. Similarly, Peter Singer argued that severely disabled little children should in some occasions, receive euthanasia. His idea has attracted both praise as one of the most courageous idealism and denunciation as a pro-abortion idea ...

Singer’s work on ending world poverty is among the most significant works on altruism. Singer precedes his arguments by giving two cases. First, he described a case of Dora as depicted in the Brazilian Film “Central Station.” In this scenario, Dora, a retired schoolteacher works in a station where she writes letters for illiterate people. She gets an opportunity of gaining $1000 by taking a 9-year boy to an address given to her for adoption. Upon delivering the boy, Dora takes the money and buys a television and settles to spend the rest. However, her neighbor spoils her ...

Introduction

The human nature is insufficiently altruistic to make it likely that majority of the people would sacrifice a lot on behalf of the strangers; this was according to the evolutionary psychologists. Though they might be right on the reality of human nature, it would be wrong to make moral conclusions from such facts. If that were the case on how things ought to be done, then most of the people would not do. If people could have valued child’s life so much than going to luxurious restaurants, then they could have known that there was something better, which they ...