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The most challenging of Camus’s short stories, ‘The Renegade,’ paints a picture of the violent inner turmoil of some thinkers on the Left.
Aristotle believed that only those friendships that are built on virtues can survive when everything around them fades.
Nietzsche believed that ideas conceived while sitting down were not worthwhile; he wanted his books to be performed, not quietly read.
Is might always right, and is greed good? Euripides explores these questions in the world’s only extant complete satyr play.
One must understand Socrates’s daemon to understand his philosophy. What if his daemon was more than a myth?
Standing at the crossroads of Ancient Greek cosmology and early biology, Empedocles is best known for proposing that all matter is composed of four roots.
The philosophy of law confronts justice and power. When society's rules clash with moral survival, which authority should we ultimately obey?
One of the most important shifts in the evolution of Philosophy and civilization, explained through the understanding of brilliant philosophers and their work.
