PinnedNietzsche: What Does the “Daemon” Socrates Stands For (The Problem With Science)Just occasionally that despotic logician felt there was something missing in his relation to art, an emptiness, a half-reproach, a duty…Feb 13Feb 13
Published inThe Philosophy SymposiumAphorisms Galore: Nietzsche’s “La gaya scienza”A Philosophical Unity of Singer, Knight, and Free Spirit1d ago1d ago
Published inThe Philosophy SymposiumWhat Each Individual Strives TowardsSpinoza’s Concept of Conatus, the Fundamental Essence of Each Human Being4d ago4d ago
Published inThe Philosophy SymposiumAre Mind and Matter Really Different?How Descartes and Spinoza Saw the Same Problem DifferentlyApr 19Apr 19
Published inCounter ArtsThe Art of “Fashioning” One’s LifeWhat stops one from giving style to one’s characterApr 16Apr 16
Published inPhilosophy TodayNietzsche’s “Monument of Crisis”: Human, All Too HumanUnderstanding this Often-Neglected Work from the “Free Spirit” SeriesApr 139Apr 139
Published inCounter ArtsWhen Tolstoy Felt Alienated: “I Was Afraid of Life”What Edward Edinger, a Jungian psychologist, had to say about alienationApr 2Apr 2
Published inThe Taoist OnlineWhat Jungian Dream Analysis Has To Say About Dreams InvolvingDangerous Flights and Crashing From HeightsApr 1Apr 1
Published inThe Taoist OnlinePsychological Significance of the “Garden of Eden”What the Expulsion of Adam and Eve SignifiesMar 312Mar 312
