Philosophy Archives

Stuart Hall and the Delineation of Culture

November 21, 2021

The power of the media provides a cultural representation in both representation politics and identity politics, a significant direction of identity.

Jean-François Lyotard and the Conditions of Postmodernism

November 11, 2021

Particularly in Lyotard’s thinking, postmodernism is the loss of faith in the grand narrative and the birth of many small accounts.

Sun Tzu and the Art of War

October 30, 2021

“…conquer the enemy army without fighting head-to-head; capture enemy cities without heavy attacks; and destroy enemy countries without prolonged operations.”

David Chaney and the Clarity of Lifestyles

September 10, 2021

Lifestyle is a symptom of growing ambiguity in the fundamental parameters of contemporary social discourse.

Mikhail Bakunin, God, and the State

September 9, 2021

Mikhail Bakunin illustrates the compositional approach for thinking about establishing resistance networks to introduce revolutionary energy thought.

Pacifism and the Philosophy of Anti-war

September 2, 2021

In the ten years leading up to the war, capitalist leaders won the small bourgeoisie by using all prejudices to build false values.

Paul Ricœur and the Hermeneutics of Suspicion

August 9, 2021

For Ricœur, hermeneutics must place situational events and their horizons in their proper context.

Michel Foucault and the Resurgence of Undercut Lawfulness

July 11, 2021

Knowledge creates the effect of power but on the other hand, without knowledge of power, it is impossible not to give birth to power.

Jacques Derrida and the Utter Revelatory

July 2, 2021

Derrida offers a way to understand the meaning of the text where, in understanding, it cannot legitimately state whether it is the absolute truth.

Friedrich Nietzsche and the God’s Nihilism

June 6, 2021

For Nietzsche, scientific science has a critical position as the foundation of human building.

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