Belief and the Rejection of Empirical Evidence Why Does Belief Reject Empirical Evidence Belief as Anti-Intellectual Denial as the subject of this post suggests that belief itself is counter to intellectual…
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Hegel and the Dialectic: An Expansive Framework for Understanding Reality An Introduction to Hegel and the Dialectic Hegel and the Dialectic presents us with the cornerstone of his philosophical methodology. Understanding…
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Understanding Three Modes of Faith Introduction to Žižek on Religion Žižek on Religion focuses on his masterful work, The Puppet and the Dwarf provides a provocative lens to examine religion,…
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What Makes it Relevant Today? Introduction Hegel’s dialectic, a philosophical method from the 19th century, remains remarkably relevant in our world today. This dialectic process, often simplified as “thesis, antithesis,…
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A Journey Through Historical Philosophical Visions Introduction to The Phenomenology of Time The Phenomenology of Time, an elusive and multidimensional concept, has captivated philosophers across the ages. Ancient, medieval, renaissance, and modern…
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Exploring Žižek’s Concepts of Reality and Ideology Introduction to The REAL and the Big Other Slavoj Žižek’s unique philosophical approach confronts the concepts of the REAL and the Big Other as frameworks…
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A Critique of Ontology, Subjectivity, and Truth Introduction to “Levinasian Ethics” “Levinasian Ethics & Responsibility” presents a groundbreaking approach to philosophy, shifting focus from ontology to ethics and emphasizing the role…
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Analyzing The Monolingualism of the Other Derrida Focusing on Belonging through Language and Identity Derrida focusing on Belonging is the focus on this post. In The Monolingualism of the Other, Jacques Derrida…
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Meaning? It’s in The Eye of the Reader/Observer, Not the Artist/Author Introduction: The Subjective Nature of Making Meaning Making meaning in art and literature does not rest on deciphering the artist’s intent…
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Examining the Fluid Nature of Knowledge 1. The Error of Faith and Truth in Rational Dogma The Error of Faith and Truth lies at the core of Enlightenment thinking. Traditional rationalists…
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