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Examines the thesis "Constituents and Causes of Emotion and Action," by philosopher Irving Thalberg. Evaluation of relationship between emotion and thought; Conditions for a bodily movement to be an action; Explanation of the concept of free will in terms of neurophysiology.

Focuses on the defense made by philosopher Robert Paul Wolff on philosophical anarchism. Criticism against the claim of the right of a government to back up their laws with force and employ this force against lawbreakers; Pomotion of individual autonomy; Citation of the unlikelihood of unanimous direct democracy.

Presents arguments on seeing after-images as physical objects. Citation of the concept advocated by philosopher Norman Malcolm on after-images; Inapplicability of the concept of numerical identity to the after-images of different people; Difference of logical status in the discourse about after-images from the discourse about physical objects.

Focuses on the use of words pertaining to greatness in the text of "Proslogion," by philosopher Anselm. Argument on the nature of God; Sources of the theology advocated by Anselm; Notions on the existence of God.