Philosophy
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A “skeptic” and a “believer,” two friends debate over whether there are laws in nature. Do supposed regularities qualify as laws?
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Amidst a pandemic, Albert Camus’ novel The Plague suggests that we can find courage, community, and hope while embracing the absurd.
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Considering the practical consequences of panpsychism might shed some light on consciousness, bridging the gap between mind and matter.
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Fascism has been on the rise in the US but does liberalism or antifascism provide a stronger defense against far-right authoritarian forces.
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The early twentieth-century Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno clarifies the places and events from which love emerges.
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In the aftermath of the Yugoslavian Civil War, a local philosopher uses philosophical practice to inspire personal and communal action.
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With culture wars focusing more on the nature of truth, the time is ripe to consider the connection between pragmatism and existentialism.
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The most fortifying experiences in nature are often found in lonely, transitional zones. But what is the reality of these threshold places?