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Revealing the Depths: Exploring Kantian Philosophy through the Captivating Narratives of “Crime and

Crime and Punishment, Inception, and Kant --

Eclipsing the Self: Unveiling Nietzschean Existentialism in Camus’s ‘The Stranger”

The thought-provoking landscape of Albert Camus’s “The Stranger” finds itself deeply entangled with the philosophical tenets of Friedrich Nietzsche, particularly those expressed in “Beyond Good and Evil.” Both works explore existentialism — a…

Platonic Forms and Their Influence on Landscape Architecture —

The Impact of Platonic Forms on Landscape Architecture in Chicago and Bari —

Gigi: Choreographing Linguistic Ballets & Philosophies Amidst Life’s Dichotomous Dance

Reshaping the Soul of Division: A Poetic Journey of Architecture, Unity, and Hope

In the heart of Chicago, where shadows dance and violence weaves,

A street emerges, bearing witness to the bond architecture conceives.

Part I: Divergent Paths of Trust: Descartes vs. Heidegger’s Life Philosophies

“The most thought-provoking thing in our thought-provoking time is that we are still not thinking.” Heidegger

Cogito, ergo sum.” René Descartes’ famous maxim, “I think, therefore I am,” stands as the granite foundation of…

“Charlemagne’s Architectural Legacy: Embodying the Stoic Virtues of Seneca the Younger” (with some Frank Lloyd Wright thrown in –)

The Art and Science of Landscape Architecture

The Gardens of Versailles, located in Versailles, France, are renowned for their impressive design and grandeur. As a symbol of the power and opulence of the French monarchy, the gardens have captured the imagination of visitors for centuries…

Dadaism and Aesthetics: “Exploring the Philosophy of Design”

Dadaism was an artistic and cultural movement that emerged during the First World War and flourished in the 1920s. It was a reaction against the established norms and values of Western culture, which had been disrupted and…