Philosophical Dictionary
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Why Philosophy Sounds Like Speaking in Code (And Why That's Actually the Point)
By Markus Uehleke
Ever feel like philosophers speak in code to hide their ignorance? Discover why academic language is so complex, how French thinkers weaponized confusion, and why feeling like an intellectual imposter might actually make you more authentic than the experts. -
Daily Drama, Universal Solutions: How Ancient Stoicism Can Transform Your Modern Meltdowns
By Markus Uehleke
Ancient philosophy meets modern psychology. Learn practical techniques for gaining cosmic perspective on modern problems, dealing with difficult people, and finding peace in chaos. -
From the Academy to the Street: Where Can We Find Philosophy?
By Caroline Black
In this article, we will discuss the definition of philosophy, its professional practice, and whether we can find philosophy outside of our favorite big names and modern academia. -
Cancel This!: Cancel Culture and When to Reject a Thinker
By Caroline Black
Let's discuss the idea of cancel culture and its relation to problematic philosophers and public figures in general. We will try to see if and when cancel culture can be useful, and when we should cancel a thinker. -
The Other Pascal and His Wager: How a 17th Century Polymath Gambled on the Existence of God
By Caroline Black
Explore Pascal's Wager, the famous philosophical argument where 17th-century mathematician Blaise Pascal used probability theory to argue for believing in God. Discover how this thought experiment combines mathematics with theology, influencing existentialism and modern ethical thinking. A timeless gamble on faith versus reason. -
What Is Feminism Really?: Bell Hooks' Vision for Everyone
By Caroline Black
Discover the true meaning of feminism through bell hooks' inclusive definition. Learn how feminism benefits everyone, explore its rich history from suffrage to #MeToo, and understand why intersectional feminism matters in today's world. Feminism isn't about hating men—it's about ending oppression for all.