Man’s struggle has been a theme predicted by many philosophers, but one of the main philosophers who I highly respect in their writings of Struggle and the search for greater good has been Thomas Henry Huxley. Even though his writings at times seem to collide with the writings of other philosophers, I regard his writings highly as he explicitly mixes his thought in explaining Henry Huxley Struggle and the search for greater good.
Man has always faced various struggles and this seems to be the focus of Huxley writings. I particularly admire his thoughts in professing his thoughts. Even though his writings on Darwin’s bulldog meant to advocate for Darwin’s theory of evolution, I find his writings more profound and insightful (Hawkins, 1997). …show more content…
Man’s Struggle and the search for greater good is depicted in the movie through Chris Gardner and the struggles that he faces to make it in life. He is seen to be struggling in achieving his dreams while at the same time trying to keep his family together. Chris struggles seem to follow his everywhere as he decides to invest all his money in a business that takes too long to bring back the return. He creates portable bone density scanners, which he sells to physicians and other doctors for a low price. However, the scanners take too long to sell and other struggles begin to weigh on …show more content…
Happiness seems to be the fundamental factor that has played a necessary and vital role to the lives of many people. However, the search for happiness has been hampered by man struggle and the search for greater good. In his writings, Thomas Henry Huxley echo’s sentiments on man’s struggle and the search for the ultimate good, that are perfectly depicted in Chris Gardner movie, “In Pursuit of Happiness.” The movie seems to follow on Huxley words on the cosmic process that come inform of the thoughtless forces of nature and evolution where struggle is continuous. The struggle for existence will be experienced in one way or another depending on the
Man has always faced various struggles and this seems to be the focus of Huxley writings. I particularly admire his thoughts in professing his thoughts. Even though his writings on Darwin’s bulldog meant to advocate for Darwin’s theory of evolution, I find his writings more profound and insightful (Hawkins, 1997). …show more content…
Man’s Struggle and the search for greater good is depicted in the movie through Chris Gardner and the struggles that he faces to make it in life. He is seen to be struggling in achieving his dreams while at the same time trying to keep his family together. Chris struggles seem to follow his everywhere as he decides to invest all his money in a business that takes too long to bring back the return. He creates portable bone density scanners, which he sells to physicians and other doctors for a low price. However, the scanners take too long to sell and other struggles begin to weigh on …show more content…
Happiness seems to be the fundamental factor that has played a necessary and vital role to the lives of many people. However, the search for happiness has been hampered by man struggle and the search for greater good. In his writings, Thomas Henry Huxley echo’s sentiments on man’s struggle and the search for the ultimate good, that are perfectly depicted in Chris Gardner movie, “In Pursuit of Happiness.” The movie seems to follow on Huxley words on the cosmic process that come inform of the thoughtless forces of nature and evolution where struggle is continuous. The struggle for existence will be experienced in one way or another depending on the