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The Endless Cycle of Philosophical Inquiry: Rep...
The meme humorously captures a core truth about philosophy: the ongoing, cyclical nature of philosophical inquiry. From Plato’s idealism to Kant’s critical philosophy, each generation reinterprets timeless questions in new...
The Endless Cycle of Philosophical Inquiry: Rep...
The meme humorously captures a core truth about philosophy: the ongoing, cyclical nature of philosophical inquiry. From Plato’s idealism to Kant’s critical philosophy, each generation reinterprets timeless questions in new...
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Suffering: A Tale of Two Philosophies – Buddha ...
In both Eastern and Western philosophy, suffering is a fundamental part of human existence. This blog post explores the contrasting views of the Buddha and Arthur Schopenhauer, two influential figures...
Suffering: A Tale of Two Philosophies – Buddha ...
In both Eastern and Western philosophy, suffering is a fundamental part of human existence. This blog post explores the contrasting views of the Buddha and Arthur Schopenhauer, two influential figures...
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Descartes' Philosophical Revolution on Mind-Bod...
Join us as we explore Descartes's philosophical revolution which is listed amongst the likes of Newton and Copernicus. Descartes, a Rationalist, sought to rebuild knowledge on the foundation of reason...
Descartes' Philosophical Revolution on Mind-Bod...
Join us as we explore Descartes's philosophical revolution which is listed amongst the likes of Newton and Copernicus. Descartes, a Rationalist, sought to rebuild knowledge on the foundation of reason...
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Sisyphus: The Absurd Hero or Asymptomatic Case?
We ask the tough questions here: what if Sisyphus is just asymptomatic and his happiness is not at all transferable to us "normal" people? Is Camus' assertion more than the...
Sisyphus: The Absurd Hero or Asymptomatic Case?
We ask the tough questions here: what if Sisyphus is just asymptomatic and his happiness is not at all transferable to us "normal" people? Is Camus' assertion more than the...
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Spinoza and the Psychology of Faith
Despite the considerable time that has passed since Spinoza's writings, many of his ideas resonate with modern debates and inquiries. His conception of God as immanent in nature, his exploration...
Spinoza and the Psychology of Faith
Despite the considerable time that has passed since Spinoza's writings, many of his ideas resonate with modern debates and inquiries. His conception of God as immanent in nature, his exploration...
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Kant understand the thing-in-itself?
Kant proposed that our perception of the world is shaped by our senses and mental faculties, filtering reality into a comprehensible form. The "Thing-in-Itself," however, represents the elusive reality that...
Kant understand the thing-in-itself?
Kant proposed that our perception of the world is shaped by our senses and mental faculties, filtering reality into a comprehensible form. The "Thing-in-Itself," however, represents the elusive reality that...
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