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Jay Garfield
Why There Is No Self: A Buddhist Perspective for the West
Buddhist theory doesn't deny your existence but it helps rid yourself of the myths that you live by
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Markus Gabriel
Why The Term ‘Continental Philosophy’ Is An Insult
Rather than promoting rivalries, we should instead acknowledge language-specific traditions
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Ronald Green
Time Is What We Are – Uncertain
Time is subjective and always about a changeable past
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Largely, because we have a crisis of trust, and knowledge needs trust
On Rationality and Nonsense
Nonsense poetry reveals that there is unhappiness in happiness, and irrationality in reason
Marcus Aurelius – the Unemotional Stoic?
Stoics are wrongly accused for suppressing emotions
Time Is What We Are – Uncertain
Time is subjective and always about a changeable past
What Is Arabic Philosophy?
The Islamic world contains an extraordinary range of intellectual traditions
Hobbes vs Rousseau: Are We Inherently Evil or Good?
Are we inherently good or inherently evil? The answer depends on what you think of modern politics.
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Rejecting the real has significant consequences on our brains, according to neuroscience
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The answer could shed light on a deeper mystery: what it's like to be non-human
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Why Study Philosophy?
What does philosophy actually do? Oxford philosopher Peter Hacker explains why we should study philosophy.
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Time Is What We Are – Uncertain
Time is subjective and always about a changeable past
What Is Arabic Philosophy?
The Islamic world contains an extraordinary range of intellectual traditions
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Donna Haraway, Rebecca Goldstein and more on the women philosophers you should read
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In the age of fake news, instead of asserting, we need to keep inquiring
How Western Philosophy Became Racist
Starting with Kant, western philosophers have erased non-western thinkers from history
Mind & Reason
Why Do We Resist Knowledge? An Interview with Åsa Wikforss
Largely, because we have a crisis of trust, and knowledge needs trust
On Rationality and Nonsense
Nonsense poetry reveals that there is unhappiness in happiness, and irrationality in reason
Marcus Aurelius – the Unemotional Stoic?
Stoics are wrongly accused for suppressing emotions
How The Occult Thrived in an Age of Enlightenment
As the case of mesmerism showed, fighting fakery with facts is no match for the imagination
Vices of the Mind
Intellectual arrogance not only deserves criticism, but is an epistemic vice that obstructs knowledge
Ethics & Religion
Hobbes vs Rousseau: Are We Inherently Evil or Good?
Are we inherently good or inherently evil? The answer depends on what you think of modern politics.
Plato Not Prozac
Beatrice Popescu speaks to Lou Marinoff about the practical applications of philosophy.
Beckett's Political Imagination
How Beckett's work challenges us to open our eyes and see the mess
What African Philosophy Can Teach You About the Good Life
Acknowledging how we constantly change each other can help us imagine better futures
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Probably not. But the great news is that you can change this
