Words to Survive
The article explores the profound impact of language on personal perception and reality as articulated by Chilean poet Gonzalo Rojas and philosopher Rafael EcheverrÃa.
Daring claim: This is how Wikipedia's links reveal the origins of different cultures
The article discusses how Wikipedia link patterns may indicate the cultural foundations of various languages and regions, highlighting significant differences and similarities in link trajectories.
Language Models and Competencies: Does AI Make Philosophy Obsolete?
The article discusses whether AI language models undermine the value of studying philosophy, given their ability to generate coherent arguments and texts.
Eduardo Torres awarded the Jaan Kaplinski scholarship
Eduardo Torres has been awarded the fourth Jaan Kaplinski scholarship for his research in language philosophy.
Eduardo Torres Wins Jaan Kaplinski Scholarship
Philosophy student Eduardo Torres has been awarded the Jaan Kaplinski scholarship for his research in language philosophy.
Academic New Books on February 13
This article discusses new academic publications in Korea, highlighting key themes in labor studies, philosophy of science, secularism, sociology, and classical Greek language.
Okamura Offers Promises That Do Not Promise and Warnings That Do Not Warn
Tomio Okamura, the Chairman of the Chamber of Deputies, has sparked sharp reactions with his New Year's address, which included hateful claims about Ukraine, prompting a debate that extends beyond politics into the philosophy of language and current theories of nonsense.
Ahmed Abdel Latif: My Novel 'The Origin of Species' Belongs to Writings Driven by Fear
Egyptian novelist and translator Ahmed Abdel Latif discusses his newly released novel 'The Origin of Species', which explores profound themes of transformation, language, and individual relationships within a deteriorating world.