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62The Geneology of the Sovereign Individual
by mcamp
The Genealogy of the Sovereign Individual “ Rather, it was ‘the good’ themselves, that is, the noble, powerful, high stationed and high minded, who felt and established themselves and their actions as... published 9 months ago
70Genealogy of the Sovereign Individual
by mcamp
The Genealogy of the Sovereign Individual “ Rather, it was ‘the good’ themselves, that is, the noble, powerful, high stationed and high minded, who felt and established themselves and their actions as... published 9 months ago
68KEYS TO RECOVERY - Finding Meaning
by Marina Rosa
"...and when He knew for certain only drowning men could see Him, He said all men shall be sailors then until the sea shall free them... " Leonard Cohen, Suzanne I "discovered" existential philosophy in... published 2 months ago
64BEING JOHN MALKOVICH
by Chris J. Evans
Imagine a miniature office facility that rests between the 7th and 8th floors, where behind a set of file cabinets is a tiny, sunken portal that leads into the perplexing mind of actor John Malkovich. Now,... published 6 months ago
55Sex and Death in Outer Space
by Andrew Culver
I walked out towards Landing Platform B. Technicians walked all around me as spaceships cruised into the port. On the opposite side was the part of the space station we called downtown, a huge indoor expanse... published 4 months ago
76Existentialism As Humanism
by mcamp
Existentialism as a Humanism “There is no universe other than a human universe, tthe universe of human subjectivity. This connection between transcendency, as a constituent element of man--- not in the... published 9 months ago
58The 5-Year-Old Platonist
by Marshall Hammond
As a very young kid, I somehow got the idea in my head that the world could be made out of mirrors. I had spent a lot of time looking into mirrors. Although I’m sure the concept of a mirror as a flat... published 3 months ago
67Is the Sky really Blue? Are the Trees really Green?
by KT pdx
This is a question I grew up asking. Not as a child asks the normal questions about the world, but as a true informational question. My parents, highly educated but experimental-thinking, debated before I... published 2 weeks ago
74Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and the Autonomous Individual
by mcamp
Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, and the Autonomous Individual The tradition of Western philosophy in the late 17th and early 18th centuries gave rise to disciplines such as science and mathematics, and ultimately,... published 9 months ago
57Donald Croft Brickner-10
by DCB
by Donald Croft Brickner 1. On the Descending Relative Worth of Struggling Human Beings... Most folks these days whose lives appear fairly stable are hard-pressed to empathize with the lives of those... published 16 months ago
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