Austrian economists insist one cannot use the methodology of the physical sciences to explain economic phenomena. In this ...

Word of the Day: Quiddity meaning is the essential nature of something. It answers the question, what makes a thing what it is. Quiddity pronunciation is KWID-ih-tee. The word comes from Latin ...

Which college will offer the finest philosophy programs in 2026? Compare Rutgers, Oxford, and NYU, which are all highly ...

Nagar’s book argues that the struggles of contemporary Indian politics are fought less in the courts than in the semantic fields that precede them ...

The sophisticated language Plato wrote in gave way to a simplified "common" Greek—and with it, a simplified psychology. We inherited a twice-flattened concept of mind.

The first time I noticed it, I was at a dinner party in my late 20s. A man across the table was talking about a movie—nothing fancy, just a regular conversation—and something about the way he spoke ...

Mon Mothma Speech in the Senate, Andor S2E9 My ethics students are particularly fond of the so-called Trolley Problem — the philosophical thought experiment introduced by Philippa Foot and later ...

Monday 9 February marks the inaugural celebration of World Greek Language Day and tributes have been paid from across Europe in recognition of Greece's historical impact on life, literature and ...

Some classics dominate conversations more than bookshelves. Their titles signal depth, their quotes circulate widely, yet their pages remain half turned. This feature looks at demanding works that ...

Alchemy in Byzantine times was a long intellectual tradition blending Ancient Greek science, Egyptian symbolism, and ...

THE subject is on the curriculum of many departments of philosophy — Filipino philosophy. Leonardo Mercado, an SVD missionary and a prolific writer on the subject, has written repeatedly about it. I ...

Each year, the palette remains beautifully consistent — black and white, now thoughtfully accented with touches of red. The essence has never been about spectacle; it has always been about respect ...