Contributions
Socrates would rather suffer injustice than commit it. Weighing material self-interest against Kantian moral duty, this essay shows the verdict is not universal: once moral conscience enters each person's calculation, the answer shifts with the circumstances.
Is my action guided by desire or by reason? Starting from a cake shared between a child and a mother, this essay argues that choice is caught in a conflict between pleasure and morality, and that what decides is where each person stands between these two poles.