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94My top 10 philosophy books
This will be, necessarily, a very personal answer to the question asked by Ryan Hupfer about the 10 philosophy books it is essential to read.
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91Federalists vs Anti-Federalists
In the beginning of our country, the United States of America, the original two parties who helped create the Constitution were the Federalist and Anti-Federalist Parties. Even then, our Founding Fathers,...
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86Shopping in the Supermarket of Life
Traffic was slow on the way to the supermarket. I had plenty of time to think about my breathing and clear my mind, and when I arrived, I felt refreshed and happy. There was a shopping cart waiting just for...
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87Greek Philosopher: Plato
Born at Athens of a noble family, he intended to enter politics but was disgusted with Athenian political intrigue and disillusioned with the democratic regime. He became a disciple of Socrates and was...
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88LiveAbundantlyAware ~ Wealth Creation
What does it mean to have abundance? Does it mean one has reached great financial wealth, a CEO status, with homes in every corner of the world? Not necessarily....Though after years of traveling through...
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87John Locke | Primary and Secondary Qualities
John Locke on primary and secondary qualities: "Such qualities, which in truth are nothing in the objects themselves, but powers to produce various sensations in us by their primary qualities, i.e. by the...
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85Thomas Hobbes | The Leviathan State
"......the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short" Thomas Hobbes on life in the state of nature
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86How to give and take constructive criticism
Giving constructive criticism is a little like walking a tightrope. Lean a little too far one way, you're being patronizing; lean a little to far the other way and you're pandering. Giving true constructive...
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84Understanding Heidegger's The Question Concerning Technology
It has always been my conviction that the basic insights of the great philosophers can be rendered in pleasing, non-technical prose for everyone to understand. The great ideas arise as a result of experienced...
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84Nietzsche, Philosophy, and the Overman
Friedrich Nietzsche developed over a century ago the concept of the Overman, the self-creating being who overcomes his humanity by producing for himself a morality by which he decides to live. In this Hub, I contemplate what this Overman means for philosophy.
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