Philosophy

What was Saint Augustine’s narrative of the two cities, the City of God and the City of the World, all about?

Expectations are like a window frame through which we see the world. They determine how we perceive the present, how we remember the past, and how the future will play out.

How have philosophers theorized about autism? In this article, we will take a look at three influential theories.

The slow movement is a global cultural countercurrent to the fast pace of modern life.

Zeno’s paradoxes challenge our understanding of motion and time, revealing deep philosophical and mathematical complexities that are still relevant today.

Does Aristotle’s philosophy on friendship, madness, unity, and happiness hold valuable lessons for us in the modern world?

The marvels of ancient Greek knowledge, preserved by learned Islamic scholars and the Byzantine Empire, were reintroduced to the West during the Crusades.

Heraclitus' river metaphor illustrates life's constant change, urging us to embrace adaptability for deeper understanding and personal growth.