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Amending Heraclitus: Climate Change, CoP Remains the same
The recent (nomadically arranged Climate event called Review Mechanism – Conference of the Parties to the UN FCCC, or shortly) COP – this time...
Analyzing the Alienation Caused by Hyper-Connectivity in a Digital Age Through Heidegger’s Philosophy
Martin Heidegger, one of the most influential philosophers of the 20th century, introduced the concept of “Being-in-the-World” (Dasein), emphasizing the interconnectedness of human existence...
Can the memory of our common European past help us save our Future?
The post-coronavirus digital era in Europe might remind us of the famous Heraclitus quote «Everything changes». Right now, we’re all moving in a universe...
Freedom: Different Societies, Different Perspectives
The human struggle over the course of history is to attain freedom, as the great German Philosopher Hegel said “History is a march towards...
Evaluating Epicurus on God and Evil: An Agnostic Perspective
Epicurus, the ancient Greek philosopher, is well-known for his hedonistic ethics and his critique of superstition and theism. He founded the school of thought...
Space Odyssey Of Humanity – Introduction
The work before the reader is an attempt to shape the self-awareness of modern man as a cosmic being endeavoring to create a humane...
Navigating Leadership Choices Through the Wisdom of Plato and Machiavelli
In the unfolding landscape of 2024, the world is witnessing more than just another election year; it is undeniably an election year of unparalleled...
“Wanting To Know Nothing of Truth”: The Origins of Trump-Inflicted Harms
"The enemy is the unphilosophical spirit which knows nothing and wants to know nothing of truth." -Karl Jaspers, Reason and Anti-Reason in our Time...
Exploring Mannheim’s Concept of Utopias and Their Relationship to Reality
A utopia, according to Karl Mannheim, is a theoretical construct that portrays a hypothetical perfect society devoid of the flaws and concerns of current...
Life Against Death: True Meanings of World Politics
In the final analysis, world politics is not about geostrategic competition, military weapons or relative power. Appearances notwithstanding, such politics more deeply represent the...