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The Ontological argument is an a-priori argument (without any experiential evidence - pure logic - analytical & deductive) to establish the existence of God. It also follows 'de dicto' logic; that by ...

The questions they ask in medical interviews at Oxford differ from the questions you get asked at most other universities. For most universities, you can generally prepare answers beforehand since they're...

To be honest, I was pretty nervous and scared going into the interviews because I didn't know anybody at Oxford or Cambridge so didn't really have anyone to ask in person. I knew they'd be academic but I ...

The state is a political association which establishes sovereign jurisdiction within a defined territorial border. Whilst, in principle, both disagree with the state and believe in a future stateless soci...

The protagonist of the play Death of a Salesman, written by the prominent American playwright Arthur Miller, is a man named Willy Loman. Willy has a great number of flaws, so it could be argued t...