The Tokugawa Shogunate’s adaptation of Confucianism influenced Japanese politics, social structure, and culture, leaving a legacy that persists to this day.
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It traces the intellectual decline in the Muslim world from the Islamic Golden Age through colonial disruption to modern stagnation, arguing that reclaiming a critical and philosophical tradition is essential for cultural revival.
A utopia is not a fixed place but a yearning—a flickering dream stitched into the fabric of our discontent, where hope endures even as it eludes grasp.
Presentism, the philosophical view that only the present exists, faces significant challenges from modern physics, particularly the theory of relativity.
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Indonesia, a predominantly Muslim nation, presents a striking contrast between its deeply religious population and the prevalent societal issues.
In today’s dynamic world, citizens need to be adaptable to navigate complexity and change.