Eliot’s ‘Game of Chess’

“My nerves are bad tonight. Yes, bad. Stay with me.

Why the Divine Command Theory Can’t Ground Religious Morality

Nietzsche and the Eternal Recurrence

Nietzsche’s eternal recurrence is a response to the death of God, to which one must decide…

The Philosophy of Tarkovsky

‘Now summer is gone

And might never have been.

In the sunshine it’s warm,

But there has to be more.

It all came to pass,

A Defence of Kantian Morality

The Kantian ethic derives from an understanding of the good person whom acts out of the Good Will (Kant…

The Descents of Heracles, Theseus, and Orpheus

Heracles, Theseus, and Orpheus all attempt the katábatic descent, wherein ‘an…

Appropriation & Plagiarism

When does artistic or musical influence blur into plagiarism?

Squid Game: A Lacanian Critique of Capitalism & Ideology

Public Housing in Australia

Public housing has been a neglected solution to a number of interrelated problems in Australia: increasing…

Jameson’s Vanishing Mediator

That Protestant movement studied by Weber, and therefore Jameson, that of rationalisation, is that which may…