“El Extranjero” del francés Albert Camus es una obra contundente y sumamente profunda gracias a su simplicidad. La obra narra… Read more Sobre “El Extranjero” de Albert Camus
Tag: philosophy
On Language and Reality
Linguistic Relativity The theory of linguistic relativity (also called the Sapir-Worfian theory in honor of its authors) claims that the… Read more On Language and Reality
Absent Writing
How does writing happen, when it cannot be authored? How does the disaster happen without ever being present? These questions,… Read more Absent Writing
BOOK REVIEW: Ways of Seeing
Ways of Seeing by John Berger My rating: 4 of 5 stars Berger’s WAYS OF SEEING shouldn’t be considered a… Read more BOOK REVIEW: Ways of Seeing
¿Dónde Está Tu Vida? (Where’s Your Life?)
No importan las respuestas sino preguntar. ¿De dónde vienes y hacia dónde vas? ¿Acaso estás feliz como estás? ¿Eres tú… Read more ¿Dónde Está Tu Vida? (Where’s Your Life?)
My Camusian Project of 2017: Attraction/Intimacy/Love – A Fourfold
Among my personal pantheon of philosophers whom I not only admire but seek to emulate, Albert Camus may be the… Read more My Camusian Project of 2017: Attraction/Intimacy/Love – A Fourfold
Self-Determined Sacrifice
Since the middle of the nineteenth century, the Western culture has struggled to conciliate its Christian tradition with the philosophical… Read more Self-Determined Sacrifice
The Pride Paradox I – Foreword
A Foreword for All and None The pride connected with knowing and sensing lies like a blinding fog over the… Read more The Pride Paradox I – Foreword
Of Mentors, Gods, Muses & Monsters
How can the world have meaning when 99.99% of it is empty (at least according to the current, sanctioned principles… Read more Of Mentors, Gods, Muses & Monsters
Barney’s Business
All fans and followers of the hit TV sitcom How I Met Your Mother (HIMYM) could and should agree that there’s… Read more Barney’s Business
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