“The limits of my language means the limits of my world.”
Ludwig wittgenstein
In this section you will find individual articles – in lengthier, essay form – written and reviewed by your peers, covering specific philosophical issues. We hope to see your name amongst them!
- Understanding suicide through the lens of Libertarianism; In what ways can suicide be interpreted as proof for the existence of free will?by Paz Daniela Ortiz Santa María, Peruvian Social Activist and Humanities Researcher INTRODUCTION Didn’t you think I knew that you were born with the power of a locomotive, able to… Read more: Understanding suicide through the lens of Libertarianism; In what ways can suicide be interpreted as proof for the existence of free will?
- The presence of mono no aware in Japanese poeticsby Hayden Foldhazy, Philosopher There is a definitive relationship between the content of Japanese arts and the aesthetic principle of mono no aware (sensitivity to ephemera, 物の哀れ), which came to… Read more: The presence of mono no aware in Japanese poetics
- Silencing the sirens and sprites; a critique of the male’s de-feminized (and idealized) approach to women’s life, language, and philosophyby Hayden Foldhazy, Philosopher The world is a self-evident place: a reflexive and historical one not so easily understood. Modern times are enveloped simultaneously by modern and archaic thought, in… Read more: <strong>Silencing the sirens and sprites; a critique of the male’s de-feminized (and idealized) approach to women’s life, language, and philosophy</strong>
- The self in Kantian reason; opposing the referential self in favor of the Nishidan reflexive (or religious) worldviewby Hayden Foldhazy, Philosopher The Kantian form of reason, following the self-critical procedure of the Critique of Pure Reasona, most notably remains an issue of transcendence; one that has attracted… Read more: The self in Kantian reason; opposing the referential self in favor of the Nishidan reflexive (or religious) worldview