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“Let Him Have It”: The Unbearable Lightness Of Meaning
Ferdinand de Saussure was a Swiss linguist who pioneered theories on the communication of meaning. He proposed a two-part model of...
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11 mars 20244 min de lecture


Philosophy for kids: Harry Potter and the Moral Philosopher’s Stone
Harry Potter is an excellent way to introduce children to moral philosophy and mythology, as well as encourage critical thinking
edentraduction
6 mars 20245 min de lecture


On Pessimism, Partisanship and Polarisation
Successive political, social, and health crises in western democracies – indeed in most of the world now – mean that staying abreast of current affairs can be a painfully depressing exercise. The ambient pessimism is so pervasive that our society’s problems can seem intractable, but this fatalism can become a self-fulfilling prophecy that puts democracy itself at risk. Rampant political partisanship feeds into this negativity, because virtually any pronouncement from any poli
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3 janv. 20239 min de lecture


How to Choose the Right Life Philosophy (Hint: You can’t)
A personal look at my journey to stoicism and how I didn’t so much choose it but was inevitably drawn to it. I didn’t know my maternal grandfather very well. I grew up in a different country, and he passed away when I was relatively young, so it is always interesting to learn more about him. As such, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that he had an interest in stoic philosophy. I only recently discovered the philosophy of stoicism – which seeks to minimise suffering by help
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23 mars 20215 min de lecture


From Buddha to Seneca - Finding peace through stoicism
One of Buddhism’s key insights is that much of the suffering in the world comes from people not seeing reality as it really is.
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3 sept. 20203 min de lecture
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