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Philosophical Dictionary

  • Painting of six hooded medieval figures huddled around a campfire in a snowy forest, keeping a careful distance from each other while sharing warmth.

    Aristotle on Friendship: Why Modern Life Makes It Nearly Impossible

    By Markus Uehleke

    Why is making close friends as an adult so hard? Aristotle said real friendship requires living together and sharing your days, something almost nobody does anymore. Schopenhauer's porcupine parable might explain the rest. What happens when neither solution is available to you?
  • Epicurus on death

    Epicurus on Death: “Death Is Nothing to Us” and His Recipe for a Happy Life

    By Markus Uehleke

    Epicurus told his students that death is nothing to us: while we exist, death is not here, and when it comes, we are gone. Lucretius added a mirror argument, Thomas Nagel objected, and Epicurus faced his own death with a letter about a happy day. Does the argument hold, and what did he mean by pleasure?