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This 6 page paper looks at Saint-Simon and Kant's points of view in respect to world peace by evaluating their original works on the subject. The views are compared and contrasted and examples are provided. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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outside cover and when someone wants to look as thought they care about others, they say that all they want is world peace. It is a famous line of potential
Miss Americas. In fact, while world peace gets a lot of lip service, it is something rather illusive. Thus far, it has never happened. There have been decades that were
more peaceful than others of course, but throughout the years there have been military actions, peacekeeping operations that involved war and interventions in order to save people from dictatorial and
abusive governments. Certainly, there is never peace in the Middle East. Sometimes it seems that a decade cannot go by with some sort of necessary intervention. Yet, military actions
that many believe justifiable are criticized by theorists and philosophers. Some see world peace as something that can only be accomplished through a complete disarmament and isolation where others see
quite the opposite situation as being valid and available. Kant (1983) in his To Perpetual Peace outlines a set of rules that provides the impetus for countries to
remain at peace. He first explains that treaties cannot contain a provision for a future war and he rightly explains that this is simply ludicrous (1983). Indeed, how can one
say that there is peace when war could come about at some point? It is similar to having a contract that says one party will not stalk another party, but
at some point it is okay to kill. That will not bring about peace. Another dictum is that no state can come under the authority of any other state (1983).
It is explained that a state is not a piece of property but rather a place where men rule and agree on things. An example of this is that
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