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Philosophical Dictionary

  • Karl Marx: The Ultimate Hegel Bro

    Karl Marx: The Ultimate Hegel Bro

    By C.M. Black

    A discussion of the influences of Hegel's dialectics on the work of Karl Marx, and his influence on the greater world.

  • Out with the Brain Rot, in with the Brain Growth!

    Out with the Brain Rot, in with the Brain Growth!

    By C.M. Black

    In which we discuss the 2024 Oxford English Dictionary Word of the Year, "brain rot," through the lens of Adorno and Horkheimer's work on the Culture Industry.
  • Philosophy meme: young man stares into a lit energy blade while an older bearded man says “told ya!”, captioned “When you read philosophers without having any sort of background information”

    Philosophy for Beginners: It’s Dangerous to Go Alone, Take This Reading List

    By Markus Uehleke

    The philosophy meme is blunt: open Kant or Hegel with no background and the book bites. Kant knew readers found the Critique dry and obscure, and Hume disowned his first book as juvenile work. So should beginners start with primary texts or secondary literature, and which books should a beginner read first?
  • Conclusion shopping meme about knowledge and confirmation bias: a man at a whiteboard says you are not researching your conspiracy theory, you are conclusion shopping your insane hypothesis

    Conclusion Shopping: Confirmation Bias, Echo Chambers and “Do Your Own Research”

    By Markus Uehleke

    “You are conclusion shopping your insane hypothesis.” The meme names confirmation bias, which Francis Bacon described in 1620 and psychologists caught in a 1960 number game. Echo chambers make it worse, and a Nature study found checking false news online can raise belief in it. So what does honest research look like?