Philosophical Dictionary
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The Wisdom of Age: Why Experience Still Matters in Our Digital World
By Markus Uehleke
Discover why the wisdom of age remains valuable in our fast-paced digital world. Learn how millennials blend traditional wisdom with modern insights, and when to apply age-old advice to contemporary challenges like careers and relationships. -
It’s a Critical Time for Critical Thinking
By Caroline Black
Discover why critical thinking skills are essential in today's world of AI and misinformation. Learn how questioning assumptions, evaluating information, and being open to changing your views can protect you from scams, help combat false information, and empower you to envision a better world. -
Where Are the Women?: Maria von Herbert
By Caroline Black
Discover Maria von Herbert, the forgotten female philosopher who challenged Kant's categorical imperative through personal letters. Her profound critique exposed how rigid moral systems fail to address human suffering and emotional complexity, offering valuable insights on ethics while highlighting women's overlooked contributions to philosophy. -
The Modern Panopticon: How Foucault's Prison Theory Explains Today's Surveillance Society
By Caroline Black
Discover how Michel Foucault's panopticon theory explains our surveillance society. From Bentham's prison design to modern digital monitoring, learn how the fear of being watched shapes behavior and how power structures use surveillance to control populations. -
Marx vs. Nietzsche: The Misunderstood Philosophy of 'Religion is the Opium of the People' and 'God is Dead'
By Caroline Black
Discover the true meaning behind Marx's "religion is the opium of the people" and Nietzsche's "God is dead" quotes. This exploration reveals how these philosophical statements are misunderstood when taken out of context, and why their actual meanings offer deeper insights than the memes suggest. -
From Cynicism to Stoicism: How Diogenes of Sinope Laid the Philosophical Foundation for Stoic Thought
By Markus Uehleke
Discover how Diogenes of Sinope's radical Cynicism laid the groundwork for Stoic philosophy. This analysis compares ancient texts to reveal how concepts of self-sufficiency, emotional detachment, and cosmopolitanism evolved from provocative Cynic practices into the systematic philosophical framework of Stoicism.