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Emerson’s ideas
…Emerson was extraordinary man with his own way of thinking that was untraditional for a minister. He established transcendental club. The members of this club believed that all perception depend on the viewer. The people of those believed in ideas of Calvinism: total depravity, unconditional election, limited atonement, etc. They believed that God does everything at random, and there is nothing you can do to be happy. But Emerson rejected those ideas. He stated that when you ask enough questions (Who I am? For what do I live?). You become overwhelming with beauty, because beauty inside us. He believed that chief end of our existence is good and the perfect, and if we understand this we become godlike. And when we do something evil we lose touch with God and with beauty. He understood that there are divine laws (the laws of the soul) behind everything and that intuition is inside the perfection of these laws. So according to Emerson, your true self is the laws of the soul and only when you listen yourself you can find out who you really are, what is your place in this world, what is your way that can really make you happy. And if you realize this all universe will help you to follow that way…
Hume’s idea
…For Hume, the central fact about ethics is that moral judgments are formed not by reason alone but by the sentiment of sympathy. Hume says that reason “is not sufficient alone to produce any moral blame or approbation”. What limits the role of reason in ethics is that reason makes judgments concerning matters of fact and relations whereas moral judgments of good and evil are not limited to matters of fact and relations…
What is Plato's Simile of the Cave? How is it applicable to contemporary issues in representation?
...Plato, who loved illustrating his reflections with figurative comparisons, expressively explains the opposition of things and "ideas" in "The Republic" through the simile of the cave (Plato, 2007). In the cave there are people chained in fetters, unable to move. Behind them is a light in the sky. Between the light and the prisoners is a road where other people walk and carry various utensils, statues, all sorts of images of living creatures made of stone and wood. Prisoners cannot see all those things, they sit with their backs to them, and only by their shadows on the cave wall they may form their perception of them. Such, according to Plato, is the structure of the whole world. And the prisoners are those who perceive visible things, which are really just pathetic shadows and likenesses, for their essence (Kernan, 2000)...
