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The following is a response to some questions surrounding my book Missing Axioms: Philosophy for Disorientation. Firstly, the reason for the ordering o…
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Finally escaping from empirical materialism, for me, has been analogous to a psychedelic experience. The possibility that we might not be simply the bi…
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Revelation or Chauvinism?
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The Inferno and the Lost Christian
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Hold. On. To. Your. Axioms.
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Available 25th April
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Virgil’s Aeneid follows the lineage of the Homeric epics in continuation of some particular values of antiquity. Virgil, however, makes Aeneas the cent…
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The plane is going down, “HOWDY” is written across the left wing. Probabilities of not being disturbed, Increase and decrease at one in the same time. …
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In the Homeric epics the invocations of the muse contain a duality of themes and values. The Iliad asserts the value of glory in war while the Odyssey …
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The invocation of the muse signals much more than narrative themes
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Lingering in the background noise of our cultural heritage. You might be able to name a few, in some educational context you where forced to dissect th…
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A Proseminar Presentation for Michael Millerman's Course: 'The Philosophy of Leo Strauss'
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