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.
Prof. Sławomir Sowiński: Jürgen Habermas has died. In the era of Donald Trump, we need his thoughts even more
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher and social theorist, passed away at the age of 96, leaving a significant philosophical legacy at a time when his insights are deemed increasingly necessary.
The Humble Giant Who Saved Enlightenment: What Jürgen Habermas Left Us?
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent yet modest figure in philosophy who greatly influenced political and societal debates over the past sixty years, passed away last weekend at the age of ninety-six.
Philosopher Leading Global Intellectual Solidarity Condemns US War
Jurgen Habermas, a prominent philosopher, advocated for global solidarity against US unilateralism during the Iraq War, rallying intellectuals worldwide, but passed away recently at the age of 96.
The magical aura of Macedonio Fernández, the writer who inspired Borges and broke molds
Macedonio Fernández, an influential Argentine writer, is remembered for his unique literary contributions and his profound impact on writers like Jorge Luis Borges.
Assisted Dying: 'The Day After the Death of the Kessler Twins, We Had 700 New Registrations'
The number of assisted suicides in Germany continues to rise, with an interview highlighting increased interest and the demographics involved.
Built up his engine and wrote shot put history: "Much better average now"
Swedish shot put record holder Wictor Petersson attributes his recent success at the indoor World Championships to a refined training philosophy.
Jürgen Habermas: saint, not-saint. The genius who was afraid to look at violence
This article reflects on the legacy of Jürgen Habermas following his death, highlighting his contributions to philosophy and sociology, particularly around European integration and international law.
When Goethe 'Resurrected' Thales
The article addresses the significance of World Water Day amidst ongoing conflicts, highlighting the dire circumstances under which millions lack access to clean water as nations invest in arms rather than infrastructure.
The destiny that Marcus Aurelius accepted with the protection and support of the gods
An excerpt from the book 'The Dream of Marcus Aurelius' explores the philosophical teachings of the Stoic emperor and his thoughts on destiny, virtue, and the influence of divine support.
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.
Jürgen Habermas: The Philosopher of Dialogue Who Was Silent When Words Were Most Needed
German philosopher Jürgen Habermas passed away at the age of 96, marking the end of an era in European philosophy as he was a key figure in the Frankfurt School and a champion of dialogical democracy.
The first month of José María Balcázar, the Peruvian president who converses with Kant and Hegel
José María Balcázar, the newly appointed interim president of Peru, seeks to establish himself as a cultured leader by referencing notable philosophers while facing significant political challenges during his initial month in office.
Are Europeans "Lazy" Against American "Entrepreneurs"? Why Certain Stereotypes Survive
The article explores the enduring stereotypes of Europeans as lazy and Americans as entrepreneurial, questioning their validity and origins.
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.
Up to eight months suspended prison for cyber-harassment of a teacher planning a school trip to a migrant camp
Five individuals were given suspended sentences of up to eight months for cyber-harassment targeting a philosophy teacher who organized a school trip to a migrant camp.
THE EDITORIAL ⟩ 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 ⟩ The Background and Alternative of Occultism
The article explores the contemporary fascination with occultism, discussing its historical roots and philosophical implications.
Sesc Nova Friburgo receives free lecture on philosophy and cinema
The Sesc Nova Friburgo in Brazil is hosting a free lecture titled 'Philosophy and Cinema: Vital Encounter' that explores the relationship between philosophical thought and cinematic language.
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.
Larijani: Iran's Philosopher General Who Did His PhD on This German Philosopher!
Iran mourns the death of influential politician Ali Larijani, known for his significant role in shaping strategic decisions and his deep engagement with Western philosophy, particularly the works of Immanuel Kant.
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 Edison’s philosophy regarding failure and perseverance in the pursuit of success.
More lost without Habermas
The article reflects on the legacy of German philosopher Jürgen Habermas, emphasizing his defense of rational discourse over irrational political impulses.
"Christ is not superior to Genghis Khan"... Netanyahu evokes "philosophy of evil" to justify his wars
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stirred global outrage by publicly advocating for a philosophy of might over moral values, citing historical figures to justify his government's aggressive policies.
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 haven’t cried, you won’t taste the salty ‘tear tea’
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 Føllesdal's Special Kindness and Professional Openness Were Decisive
The obituary highlights the significant impact Dagfinn Føllesdal had on Norwegian philosophy and academia before his passing at the age of 93.
Comparative reading helps to understand similarities and differences between authors
The article discusses the author's latest academic work on the relationship between literature and philosophy in Simone de Beauvoir's writings, focusing on her novel "O Sangue dos Outros" and its philosophical implications.
Habermas' Successor: What Gap?
The article discusses the legacy of philosopher Jürgen Habermas and the search for his intellectual successors following his passing.
Journalist questions whether a transparent society is possible and desirable
Hamilton dos Santos discusses the implications and feasibility of achieving absolute transparency in society in his new book 'Against Transparency.'
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.
Yes, we Kant
The article critiques the romantic portrayal of Iranian leader Ali Larijani by the Italian left, juxtaposing his philosophy with his oppressive actions.
Jürgen Habermas / The author of the state doctrine of the federal republic asked the churches for a promise of redemption, not vagueness
Jürgen Habermas, a prominent German philosopher, passed away at the age of 96, leaving behind a legacy of influential thought and engaging conversations about societal change.
From revolutionary to vegan farmer — 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.
Clóvis de Barros Filho debuts unprecedented philosophy course at CasaFolha; learn how to watch
Professor Clóvis 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
Jürgen 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.
Video: This is how a flea market professional circulates through flea markets
76-year-old influencer Ann-Britt Felin-Aalto, known as 'Kirppismummo,' shares her flea market experiences in Loviisa and gives insights into her philosophy on second-hand shopping.
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.
A New Salon is Coming Out: With Tomáš Elšík about the Movie 'On the Ground', a Tribute to Jürgen Habermas, and the National Collection of Bad Habits
The article discusses the upcoming Salon magazine featuring an interview with Tomáš Elšík about his film and reflections on Jürgen Habermas.
Xiaomi and Leica partnership – 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.
When a sage like Habermas dies, we don't talk about a madman like Trump
The article reflects on the impact of the late philosopher Jürgen Habermas in contrast to public discourse surrounding Donald Trump.
Rescuing a key Confucian text from centuries of ignominy
The article discusses the recent release of an authoritative translation of a Confucian text, asserting its relevance in contemporary political discourse.
Nothing is yet defined for the World Cup
Carlo Ancelotti emphasizes adapting his coaching strategy based on the strengths of his players rather than adhering to a fixed philosophy as Brazil prepares for the World Cup.