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Artificial Intelligence and Approaches in the Philosophy of Mind

Lately, one of the most fascinating subjects in the fields of contemporary technology and science...

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Ethics

Sapere Aude: What is Enlightenment in Immanuel Kant? (Full Essay)

This article proposes an immersion into one of the most fundamental texts of Western philosophy: ...

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Epistemology

Why Did Heraclitus Detest Pythagoras? True Wisdom versus Polymathy (and Information Overload)

Heraclitus of Ephesus remains one of the most enigmatic and foundational figures at the dawn of W...

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Aesthetics

5 Anime Characters Who Embody Nietzschean Philosophy

The ideas of Friedrich Nietzsche are an invitation to danger. They are thoughts that demand the d...

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Ethics

The Higher the Rise, The Harder the Fall: The Critique of Fortune in Boethius

In the cell where he awaited the end of his life, Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius confronted a...

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The Impotence of Evil and the Dehumanization of the Wicked: An Analysis of Boethius’ "The Consolation of Philosophy"

Written in the 6th century while its author awaited execution in a prison cell in Pavia, The Cons...

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Epistemology

Artificial Intelligence and Approaches in the Philosophy of Mind

Ethics

Sapere Aude: What is Enlightenment in Immanuel Kant? (Full Essay)

Epistemology

Why Did Heraclitus Detest Pythagoras? True Wisdom versus Polymathy (and Information Overload)

Aesthetics

5 Anime Characters Who Embody Nietzschean Philosophy

Ethics

The Higher the Rise, The Harder the Fall: The Critique of Fortune in Boethius

Ethics

The Impotence of Evil and the Dehumanization of the Wicked: An Analysis of Boethius’ "The Consolation of Philosophy"