A Universe in the Doll
This article reflects on the philosophical concept of time using the metaphor of a mechanical watch.
Elias Hirschl: What power does language have over us?
A discussion at the book fair delves into the absurdity of linguistic philosophy and the complexities of language.
The power is now
The article emphasizes the importance of living in the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, drawing on quotes from various historical figures.
J. Cruyff - The Philosopher of Football
This article discusses a book about the personality and football philosophy of Johan Cruyff, highlighting his impact on the game.
Today's quote, Martin Heidegger: "Happiness is the peace that arises when you stop fleeing from yourself"
The German philosopher Martin Heidegger provides a thought-provoking perspective on happiness, suggesting that it is found in self-acceptance rather than in constant avoidance of one's true self.
If Memories Are Gone, Is Life Over?
The article reflects on the complexities of memory and identity, exploring the implications of false memories and cognitive decline.
THE EDITORIAL β© The Moving Image of Eternity
Colin Wilson reflects on his prolific career as an author, particularly his journey into writing about the occult.
MARKUS LILLE β© The Background and Alternative of Occultism
The article explores the contemporary fascination with occultism, discussing its historical roots and philosophical implications.
Marcus Aurelius: 'The happiness of your life depends on the quality of your thoughts'
The article discusses the philosophical legacy of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, emphasizing his thoughts on mental control and introspection, which remain relevant today.
Notes from My Life: What is the Question: 'Are You Already Sleeping?'
The article reflects on the beauty of absurd phrases and expressions, showcasing quotes from various authors that initially seem nonsensical but reveal deeper meaning upon contemplation.
Quote of the Day, from inventor Thomas Alva Edison: "I have not failed, I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work"
The article reflects on Thomas Edisonβs philosophy regarding failure and perseverance in the pursuit of success.
Friedrich Nietzsche: "In love, there is always something of madness, and in madness, there is always something of reason"
Friedrich Nietzsche's famous statement about love explores the paradoxical nature of human relationships and how they reflect deeper psychological needs.
If you havenβt cried, you wonβt taste the salty βtear teaβ
The article discusses a children's picture book that captures both the innocence and philosophical depth of life through the stories of an owl and its interactions with various characters.
Today's Phrase, Aristotle: "I prefer to trust without trusting"
The Greek philosopher Aristotle's reflection emphasizes the importance of a balanced approach to trust, advocating for careful consideration rather than blind faith.
Dagfinn FΓΈllesdal's Special Kindness and Professional Openness Were Decisive
The obituary highlights the significant impact Dagfinn FΓΈllesdal had on Norwegian philosophy and academia before his passing at the age of 93.
New Academic and Intellectual Books on March 20
A list of newly released academic and intellectual books is presented, covering anthropology, philosophy, digital connectivity, architecture, and music sociology.
From revolutionary to vegan farmer β the wild life of Ukrainian author Volodymyr Vynnychenko
The article explores the life of Volodymyr Vynnychenko, a significant figure in Ukrainian literature and politics, known for his radical ideas and philosophy.
ClΓ³vis de Barros Filho debuts unprecedented philosophy course at CasaFolha; learn how to watch
Professor ClΓ³vis de Barros Filho has launched a new online philosophy course focused on meaningful living, available on the CasaFolha streaming platform.
Contemporary Nihilisms: From the Death of God to the Death of Reason
The article discusses the philosophical shifts from the death of God through the death of man to the death of reason in Western modernity.
The "world improver" has departed
JΓΌrgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher and defender of Enlightenment values, has passed away after a remarkable 70 years of public life, influencing democratic discourse and collective decision-making.
Today's Phrase, Heraclitus: "Crying Cleans the Soul and Reminds Us that Feeling Deeply Makes Us Live More Fully"
The article explores a popular quote attributed to the philosopher Heraclitus about the cleansing power of crying and the importance of expressing deep emotions.
Is Mathematics a Discovery or a Creation of the Human Mind?
The article explores the philosophical debate on whether mathematics is discovered from the universe or created by human thought, tracing its historical roots from ancient Greece.
Xiaomi and Leica partnership β the philosophy of artistic photography in a smartphone
Xiaomi collaborates with Leica to enhance mobile photography by emphasizing authentic color representation and a spontaneous, moment-capturing philosophy.
Immanuel Kant: "Patience is the strength of the weak and impatience, the weakness of the strong"
The article reflects on Immanuel Kant's insights about patience in the context of modern society's demand for instant responses.
GΓΆran Greider: With JΓΌrgen Habermas, the progressive foundation of the post-war era dies
GΓΆran Greider reflects on the life and influence of the late philosopher JΓΌrgen Habermas, considering him a moral compass of post-war Germany.
The phrase from Plato that redefines happiness: 'Is the good good because the gods love it?'
The article discusses Plato's philosophical question about the nature of good, exploring its implications for ethics and morality.
He writes pedagogically about the disappearance of rituals β but his analysis lacks something
German philosopher Byung-Chul Han critiques the decline of stability and communal rituals in modern society, suggesting a nostalgic perspective in his analysis.
Sciammarella: JΓΌrgen Habermas
A political cartoon reflecting on JΓΌrgen Habermas, highlighting his contributions to contemporary thought.
Jessica: I started with nothing and have almost everything left
The article explores the author's reflections on existential themes of freedom and loss, echoing sentiments from classic songs.
JΓΌrgen Habermas discussed with all the great protagonists of philosophy of the last century
JΓΌrgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher who recently passed away at 96, engaged with influential philosophical figures throughout his life, defending modernity against postmodern critiques.
Philosopher JΓΌrgen Habermas has passed away
Renowned philosopher JΓΌrgen Habermas has died, celebrated for his influential work on democracy, rationality, and human communication.
The life of philosopher JΓΌrgen Habermas, in images
The article presents a series of photographs capturing the life of renowned German philosopher JΓΌrgen Habermas, who recently passed away at the age of 96 in Starnberg, Germany.
A World Appears
The article reviews Michael Pollan's book "A World Appears," discussing his integration of neuroscience, philosophy, and literature in exploring consciousness.
Consciousness: the hardest nut of science. Will we finally crack it?
The article explores the complex nature of consciousness and the ongoing debates among scientists about its definition and mechanisms.
Philosophy: The Journey is the Game
The article discusses C. Thi Nguyen's book "The Score," which critiques modern meritocracy and the metrics-driven society.
Love, Beyond Infatuation
British philosopher John Armstrong examines the complex nature of love in his book 'The Requirements of Love', highlighting it as a fundamental human sentiment that requires effort and understanding.
Creating the 'Body of a Book' with a Chart of 155 Words
This article highlights the work and philosophy of book designer Kim Mari, who emphasizes the importance of bringing an author's words to life through thoughtful design.
Nietzsche and Nihilism: Key Elements to Understand the Crisis of Modern Life
The article explores Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical stance on nihilism, shedding light on its implications for modern life.
If we were all a little more scientific
The article reflects on the role of science and scientists in addressing global issues and personal existential questions.
What is the Prophet's recipe for contentment?
The article discusses various philosophical and religious perspectives on the concept of contentment, citing different thinkers and their ideas on satisfaction and ambition.
The Greatest Mount for Travelers... How Knowers Explained the Truth and Types of Patience?
The article discusses the concept of patience, exploring its true meaning and different forms as explained by philosophers and thinkers.
Autotantra: How to Bring Tantric Practices to Oneself and What is the Difference with Masturbation
The article discusses autotantra, a practice derived from tantric philosophy that encourages exploring pleasure alone through body awareness, breathing, and mindfulness, distinguishing it from conventional views of sexuality.
What is wabi-sabi? Will this Japanese philosophy make me happy?
The article explores the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which values imperfection and change and examines its potential benefits for well-being.
The Cup of Hemlock: Socrates' Life Full of Questions and Controversial Trial
The article discusses the book 'The Cup of Hemlock' by Bethany Hughes, which portrays the life of Socrates as an active philosopher deeply engaged in Athenian society and its moral inquiries, rather than a cloistered thinker.
Today's Quote, Confucius: "Those who demand much from themselves and expect little from others will keep resentment away"
The quote from Confucius emphasizes the importance of self-expectation and minimizing expectations from others to avoid resentment.
In the End, I Am a Painter
The article reflects on the simple and often tumultuous life of painting in the countryside, intertwined with humorous musings and references to weather.
5 Reasons Why Chardonnay Remains the Most Influential White Variety Internationally
The article discusses the popularity and versatility of the Chardonnay grape variety, highlighting its global reach and unique characteristics based on terroir and winemaking philosophy.
Charles Chaplin, an Inspiration: "You will never find the rainbow if you are always looking down"
The article reflects on Charles Chaplin's philosophy that one's perspective on reality affects the ability to discover new opportunities.
War, AI, Climate Crisis... βWe must move toward 'Life Peace' to save each otherβ
A major event titled '2026 Life Peace Transformation Gathering' will take place in Seoul, focusing on addressing various global crises through a shared philosophy of 'life peace.'
Reliance on God is the highest degree of freedom.. How can it be achieved?
The article discusses the philosophical and spiritual concept of achieving true freedom through reliance on God, exploring insights from various thinkers.