Reflections on the Revolution in France (Essay Sample)

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Reflections on the Revolution in France.
This article, "Reflections on the Revolution in France" elaborates more on the inheritance in France. The author describes that people inherit everything from the past including power, peer-age, Liberties, as well as franchises from their ancestors (Burke 135). This is according to France's constitution that has been in existence since time immemorial. The authors further elaborate this by use of different illustrations. For example, there is mentioning that through the constitution's policy, individuals work in a pattern by receiving, holding and transmitting their governments’ privileges similarly, to how they enjoy and transmit their property plus lives. He also gives an example of the church that has full establishment for ages and people still reason with the same old mind of human kind. In this article, it is true that the France people in their revolution have resisted change. The main perspectives of their lives are innovation and inheritance.
Justine, Philosophy in the Bedroom, And Other Writings
This article focuses on the religion of the Republicans by investigating whether legislation of laws to govern them has a sizeable impact on the society (Sage 240). The author supports his argument by stating that worship places serve as mere meeting places for people and that marriage is meaningless. In addition, the author argues that it is just a mere undertaking of the civil society. The author condemns lawmakers especially about marriage and the way marriage constraints women. He states that often, women end up as slaves in marriage. He condemns Christianity for standing firm that, renting of women and girls like horses is entirely wrong, and it is a crime as in the case of Peru. The author shows that following a particular religion and setting laws even for non-believers is wrong. Ideally, the sentiments of the author may be misleading since governing the society with laws is necessary for maintaining discipline despite the fact that often, people behave contrary to the laws they set for governing the society.
Reflections on the Philosophy of the History of Mankind
This article stresses that humanity in the world has its manifestation in one species only that the differences come about due to the vast climates and climatical changes in the world (Herder 49). He gives an example of locusts on planet earth; kalmuc and mungal exposed to different parts of the world with different climates and resources hence resulting to their diversities. In addition, the author provides an illustration of a careless person stating that all humankind madness is inexistent, and justice compels them. Therefore, I concur with the author's thoughts that the human species is one of the main species whose changes and development over time depends on the environment.
The Descent of Man and Selection In Relation To Sex
This article focuses on the history of the in