#philosophy

#philosophy

Joshua Bonnetta's four-hour album, The Pines, captures a year of sounds from a single tree, reflecting deep engagement with nature's sonic environment.

The Stephen J. White Prize recognizes exemplary papers by junior philosophers related to Dr. White's work on moral responsibility and practical reasoning.

Valentin-Yves Mudimbe critically analyzed Western perceptions of Africa, emphasizing their role in colonialism.

The APA Mini-Series Blog aims to foster discussions on professional rights and academic freedom for philosophers.

The Soul Chair by Muddycap visually represents the concept of a chair's soul, merging art and philosophy in furniture design.

Philosophers need to improve self-reflection on teaching practices despite their strong inclination to understand fundamental truths.

Corporations can be viewed as slaves to their shareholders despite being recognized as legal persons.

Sovereign power is characterized by an excess that manifests through the 'violence of disappearance', subtly influencing society yet remaining unseen.

Authenticity involves understanding oneself deeply to live a true life beyond mere self-knowledge.

Critique of pornography highlights its role in gender inequity and its classification as an act of oppression against women.

The cover of John Cage's 4'33" by Dead Territory enhances phenomenological understanding by encouraging a deep reflection on sound and silence.

Sentimental value stems from personal connections to objects, not their monetary or aesthetic worth.

A Ph.D. student's journey reflects on rekindling love for philosophy amidst academic challenges.

The intense pressure of the Korean education system shaped the author's philosophical passion.

Effective questioning fosters clearer communication about complex topics in examinations.

Ethereum transcends technical protocol, representing a philosophical infrastructure that influences thought, ethics, and societal interaction.

Huston Smith's work significantly contributed to the understanding of spirituality and philosophy in post-war America.

Trans rights advocacy intersects with broader social justice movements, but rejecting rationality in this context is misguided.

Philosophers expand their inquiries beyond traditional themes, addressing unexpected topics like buildings and food, revealing a broader perspective on human experience.

Kropotkin emphasized cooperation over competition as fundamental to evolution and societal harmony.

Fibromyalgia exemplifies the challenges of recognizing and validating 'invisible' pain, highlighting the disparities between personal suffering and societal understanding.

Contemplation involves active engagement rather than mere stillness of the soul.

The book bridges classical concepts of contemplation with modern interpretations, emphasizing its relevance in Christianity.

Ancient societies universally believed in an afterlife, evolving from a collective Hades to distinct realms for the virtuous and wicked.

Pantheon grapples with complex questions of identity and morality while showcasing an engaging narrative.

Leonard Peikoff's deep loyalty to Ayn Rand contrasted with his later romantic involvement with his caregiver after her death.

Alba Luna Ros's return to Spain stems from family losses, leading her to reflect on life's choices and their consequences.

Ideas shape our identity and psychological life, demanding scrutiny for true understanding and experience.

Paul B Preciado's latest work reframes gender dysphoria as a collective societal condition rather than an individual pathology.

Yang is developing a theory that challenges naïve realism in his dissertation.