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How about philosophy writers for a graduate-level essays?


Latinman  1 | 1  
May 30, 2011 | #1
I am strongly considering GraduateWriter for a 15 page graduate-level essay on David Hume's skepticism on induction, but am concerned that Philo is a subject not well-represented on this site. Any thoughts?
WritersBeware  
May 30, 2011 | #2
Philosophy is one of the easiest-and most common-subjects on which professional essay writers write.
OP Latinman  1 | 1  
May 30, 2011 | #3
Thanks WB.

I enjoy this forum for not only the shared information (and at times misinformation), but also for the banter which resembles at time some wrestling federation.

Forgive me if this runs contrary to Terms of Use (which I did quickly read over) but do you have any recommended writers who enjoy Philo and work at **? Yes, this is rather naive question, given the positioning of a few on this site, but nevertheless, I ask.

Thanks again.
DrDavies  1 | 26  
May 31, 2011 | #4
Latinman, you will have no problem finding a writer to work on this topic. And the site you suggested is reputable indeed.
oceanblue  - | 7   Student
May 31, 2011 | #5
My friend doing Philosophy. If you don't find anyone, I can tell him to give you some info. I had problems in getting Psychology papers done due to sickness. Got it now. Sometimes, you simply have to take help.
DrDavies  1 | 26  
May 31, 2011 | #6
I mainly write psychology and health papers, but have done some on philosophy and know they are popular.
oceanblue  - | 7   Student
May 31, 2011 | #7
Will remember that.
Writers_block  2 | 50  
Jun 01, 2011 | #8
To Latinman
Have you ever asked someone to write your philosophy paper before posting here? It's hard to believe that you didn't find the writer.
oceanblue  - | 7   Student
Jun 01, 2011 | #9
Writers block,

We get writers easily. We simply lack the confidence to trust them without getting some help from sites like Essayscam.org. We feel reassured after posting here.
ProfessorVerb  35 | 829   ☆☆   Freelance Writer
Oct 22, 2012 | #10
Philosophy + Shakespeare = Ugh! I avoid these topics when I can.
JohnsMom  - | 266  
Oct 22, 2012 | #11
Really? Two of my favorite areas--I feel like I'm getting paid to have fun with those (especially the latter).
ProfessorVerb  35 | 829   ☆☆   Freelance Writer
Oct 23, 2012 | #12
"Fun" assignments for me include PowerPoint presentations, fliers or brochures. I guess I'm a frustrated graphic artist at heart. (Besides, these go fast.)
JohnsMom  - | 266  
Oct 23, 2012 | #13
Yes, we are on very different sides of the fence. Let me know the next time you want some Shakespeare taken off your hand, and I'd be happy to pass along a PowerPoint presentation. They drive me crazy.
joseclemmons  - | 1   Student
May 30, 2016 | #14
When it comes to philosophical/literary essays, my favorite one is Walden. Other students I know like this great literature piece too :)

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Literature | Philosophy EssayWhile the definition for literature may be expansive and difficult to pinpoint, there are certain works of literature that have consistently moved me. One such work is Walden, by Henry David Thoreau. As noted by editors John Schlib and John Clifford in Making Literature Matter, nonfiction is often considered separate from literature, though in recent years this stigma has largely been removed in the form of creative nonfiction. If there was ever a piece of nonfiction deserving of the label "literature," it is Walden. Though I read it as a young student, I have read it multiple times since, simply because it speaks to me.

One of the greatest benefits of all literature is that it can create an emotional reaction that speaks to readers. Schlib and Clifford note that studying the intellectual attributes of literature often presents only a fraction of its appeal: "We have been suggesting that one value of studying literature in a writing class is that it often engages not just in thought but feeling" (Schlib and Clifford 8). This is certainly the strongest reason that I appreciate Walden, as well as other pieces of literature that I am lucky enough to discover. The work of Thoreau engages me intellectually, artistically, and most of all, spiritually and emotionally. It presents me with illumination on so many different levels.

Though there may be some experts that debate the value of nonfiction as literature, but there are few experts that can argue the importance of Walden to American writing. Though it details Thoreau's life in the woods, it presents philosophy, poetry, and lyricism that rival the greatest works literature. The work stirs great emotions within me and helps me realize that no matter how hectic life gets or how uncompassionate the world seems, there are so many other aspects to life worth enjoying. Reading Walden offers me a sense of piece, simplicity, and the understanding that while literature can be defined by style, skill, and other subjective attributes, I prefer to define the value of literature by what type of person I am when I finish reading. When I finished Walden, I felt wiser, more understanding, and serene. Literature or not, any writing that can make me feel this way deserves the highest praise whenever possible.

Works Cited

Schlib, John and John Clifford, Eds. Making Literature Matter: An Anthology for Readers and Writers, 4/e. Boston: Bedford/St. Martin's.
Cite  2 | 1853 ☆☆☆  
Nov 01, 2020 | #15
It is logical for the OP to look for a Philo graduate to complete his Philosophy paper. However, that is not to say that only a Philo graduate can write such papers. All writers, of equal education and with a voracity for reading the classics and the philosophical works of the past will also be able to completesuch papers. It is unfair to say that only a specific set of writers can complete any work. It is important to give all writers a fair shot at the task. The student has the right to vet the writer anyway. Making sure, on a personal level, that the writer will be able to deliver what the student needs. There shouldn't be a focus on just one type of writer. That is not how this industry works.
FreelanceWriter  6 | 3089   ☆☆☆   Freelance Writer
Nov 06, 2020 | #16
Once you've found an honest reliable writer, you can trust that writer to give you an idea of his confidence level with any project. Generally, undergraduate Philosophy projects are no problem and an experienced writer who handles Philosophy should still be able to handle graduate-level Philosophy essays better than most degree candidates in those programs.
ericmiles  - | 2   Student
Nov 10, 2020 | #17
As for me would be better to use some quality assignment service.
ericmiles  - | 2   Student
Nov 13, 2020 | #18
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noted  10 | 2073 ☆☆☆☆☆  
Dec 22, 2024 | #19
Only non-English speaking writers and non- US or non - UK educated writers would struggle to write Philosophy papers. That is because their educational systems do not have a focus on Philosophy when the students get to the college level. Only Psychology students would have serious courses in Philosophy owing to their potential line of work and chosen college major. So, just make sure that you hire a writer whose educational system pays attention to Philosophy classes, at least on a primary level so that the paper you will be ordering can properly discuss whatever philosophical discussion you need.
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