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• Answered a Question in Religion

  The period of disunity of the biblical Israelite tribes is known as that of the Judges (ca. 15-11 centuries BCE). This prolonged time...

• Answered a Question in Critique of Pure Reason

  According to Kant, “thoughts without content are void; intuitions without conceptions, blind.” Arguing that space and time are forms...

• Answered a Question in Paradise Regained

  Milton’s Paradise Lost is grounded in Protestant theology. God’s Son first appears in the poem as the resplendent progeny of...

• Answered a Question in Religion

  The main source of the Islamic teaching on heaven and hell is the Qur’an. For Judaism, such a source is the Tanakh (the Old...

• Answered a Question in The Tyger

  “The Tyger” is one of the most famous poems by Blake from his Songs of Experience. It forms a parallel to “The Lamb” from...

• Answered a Question in The Vocation of Man

  Fichte connects the question of the scholar’s vocation to that of man’s vocation in society, which, in turn, depends on the answer to...

• Answered a Question in Summa Theologica

  The first five questions of Thomas Aquinas’s Summa Theologica, First Part of the Second Part, are the following:

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• Answered a Question in Reference

  In his earlier career, King Theodoric showed a benevolent attitude toward intellectual pursuits of his educated subjects and promoted...

• Answered a Question in An Ideal Husband

  In his play An Ideal Husband, Oscar Wilde portrays his contemporary England. It is possible to discern the author’s attitude to...

• Answered a Question in The Consolation of Philosophy

  In The Consolation of Philosophy by Boethius, Philosophy personified states that the things people desire are not truly and...