The King’s Library / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Peter Jones Professor of History University of Birmingham, UK...
Philosophy
Explore humanity’s efforts to understand reality and determine how life should be lived. These histories follow philosophers and traditions across cultures while examining the arguments that shaped ethics, knowledge, politics, religion, science, and human identity.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832 / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Victor Barsan and Dr. Andrei Merticariu...
By Azriel ReShel / 05.15.2016 Simple ways to Unlock your Potential Why do some people have ideas...
The term “pseudoscience” is used to imply that a person or group who is using the term...
By Dr. Thomas William Nielsen Associate Professor of Education Canberra University It’s nothing new to say we...
By Dr. Timothy Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University of Syndey Writer/Author Philosophy for Change Leonardo da...
By Dr. Thomas Greaves Professor of Philosophy University of East Anglia, UK 2013: 3(1) Abstract I offer...
What would he say about cheating? Statue of Socrates via www.shutterstock.com “What would Socrates do?” By Dr....
Nietzsche – “Desconstruindo gigantes” by Emerson Pingarilho http://tinyurl.com/c4lontc By Dr. Timothy Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University...
Diogenes, Bastein-Lepage (1873) By Dr. Tim Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University of Sydney Writer/Author Twenty years...
Electrical brain ‘signatures’. The patient to the left is in a vegetative state; the patient in the...
Sokrates, Antisthenes, Chrysippos, Epikouros / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Clément Vidal Vrije Universiteit Brussel [gview file=”https://brewminate.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Vidal02.pdf” save=”0″]
By Dr. Tim Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University of Sydney Philosophy for Change Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889...
By Tim Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University of Sydney Writer/Author Philosophy for Change Odysseus was the...
Vladimir Wrangel / shutterstock By Dr. Joshua Shepherd Professor of Philosophy Jesuit College, University of Oxford Inky...
Galileo Galilei / Creative Commons By Dr. Hans Halvorson Professor of Philosophy Princeton University [gview file=”https://brewminate.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/WhyMethodologicalNaturalism-Halvorson.pdf” save=”0″]
By Tim Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy University of Sydney Writer/Author Philosophy for Change The story of...
A Community of Inquiry at the 2014 Victorian Primary Philosothon conducted at the National Gallery of Victoria....
By Tim Rayner Writer/Author Former Professor of Philosophy University of Sydney Philosophy for Change This is the...
By Dr. Tim Rayner Former Professor of Philosophy, University of Sydney Writer/Author Philosophy for Change The ancient...
The face of a boy hearing for the first time / Creative Commons By Dr. Tim Rayner...
Ascidiacea, plate 85 from Haeckel’s Kunstformen der Natur (1904) / Creative Commons In addition to describing and...
With the twenty-six short comic dialogues that made up Dialogues of the Gods, the 2nd-century writer Lucian...
From Kristin Andrews at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The philosophical issues that relate to research on...
Charles Fried, Beneficial Professor of Law at the Law School, discussed his views on personal freedom and...
In “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop,” the soaring and chilling speech he delivered the day before his...
Between 1617 and 1621 the English physician and polymath Robert Fludd published his masterwork Utriusque Cosmi, a...
Mary Fissell on how a wildly popular sex manual – first published in 17th-century London and reprinted...