Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s visit to Kuwait reaffirms historic friendship RIYAD (Reuters) – The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia’s visit to Kuwait on Friday marked the final stop on his tour of Gulf Cooperation Council countries ahead of the annual GCC summit, to be held in Riyadh onRead More →
Zachary Zirzow was in his second year in high school when an accident left his father paralyzed and pushed his family into deep medical debt. The experience motivated Zirzow to pursue a career in law and politics and to advocate for more affordable healthcare. The Cal State Fullerton major inRead More →
It’s a new day for national deputies, who turn to introspection as they settle into their new roles. Christopher Luxon and Nicola Willis Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver Christopher Luxon made his parliamentary debut as Leader of the Opposition this afternoon, facing Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for the first timeRead More →
President Macron’s visit to Saudi Arabia marks a new era in Franco-Saudi cooperation JEDDAH: A joint statement covering a wide range of issues and signature of a multitude of agreements were the highlights of a visit to Saudi Arabia by French President Emmanuel Macron on the final leg of aRead More →
As a philosophy professor who teaches logic and critical thinking – the study of good and bad arguments and forms of reasoning – I have been a keen observer of the arguments advanced for and against making abortion illegal or restricting. in another way abortion. Obviously, this is vitally importantRead More →
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Speaking in the aftermath of the German federal elections in September, Olaf Scholz said his Social Democrats (SPD) gains were a mandate for a “social, ecological, liberal” government. It was a curious phrase from the dry and lackluster former mayor of Hamburg. Could a government really combine these three distinctRead More →
Yale News Last month, the University named Michael Della Rocca as Sterling’s newest professor of philosophy, one of the faculty’s highest honors that the University bestows on a leading figure in a field. Della Rocca joined Yale’s Philosophy Department in 1991, where he has since worked to advance modern philosophyRead More →
(Pequim – China, 05/24/2019) Vice-President of the Republic of China, Hamilton Mourão, durante Audiência com o President of the People’s Republic of China, Senhor Xi Jinping. Photo: Adnilton Farias / VPR In a few days, especially the 29e and 30e In November 2021, Senegal will be in the league ofRead More →
Pragmatism as anti-authoritarianism is addressed to and for those who, living in a post-positivist and Wittgensteinian world, would never ask themselves questions such as: “Do objects really have the properties they seem to have, or are they only appearances? How do we know? “” What is the essence of aRead More →
Gbenga Aluko, Senator Daniel Olugbenga Aluko, son of the late economics professor Sam Aluko, died of a heart attack on Saturday, November 20, 2021 in Abuja.Aluko, who was a senator from Ekiti South constituency between 1999 and 2003, collapsed and died after being rushed to hospital. Aluko was born onRead More →
Today is World Philosophy Day, a day designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to celebrate “the enduring value of philosophy for the development of human thought, for each culture and for each individual â€. Philosophy is one of the oldest types of human inquiry, butRead More →
The University of Notre Dame, with its requirements for students to study philosophy and theology, is the exception rather than the rule for top universities. And yet, it is not uncommon to hear philosophy and theology derided as subjects unworthy of study: the argument is often that they are notRead More →
Top Congressman Salman Khurshid started a bushfire with his book on Ayodhya, in which he compared Hindutva to the radical philosophy adopted by jihadist groups like ISIS and Boko Haram. In the chapter “The Saffron Sky”, writes Khurshid, “Sanatan Dharma and the classical Hinduism known to sages and saints wereRead More →
Promoting philosophical discourse, Marquette’s philosophy department hosts a series of Friday seminars on philosophy. The Friday Philosophy Seminar Series is a weekly seminar where a graduate student, faculty member, or guest speaker presents their work. After the presentation, there is a question-and-answer session that lasts 30 to 45 minutes. JessicaRead More →
Editor’s Note: In this special issue of The Hub, Wang Guan visits Confucius’ house for the 7th Nishan Forum on World Civilizations and a festival celebrating the ancient sage. Here, he chats with visitors to find out what is so special about Confucian thought and why it continues to haveRead More →
One of the achievements of social scientists over the past century has been the leveling of the hierarchical distinction between modern and pre-modern societies. While in the public imagination this distinction dominates, in the social sciences it has become, if not disappeared, at least uninteresting. This is why, for example,Read More →
Whether democracy is a numbers game has never been debated. This is obvious, both in principle and in practice. Indeed, in this universally preferred form of government, the people are rightly the vital engine that feeds democratic processes and their actualization. Therefore, from this fundamental framework, it is undeniable thatRead More →
Andy uba By Victor Afam Ogene Whether democracy is a numbers game has never been debated. This is obvious, both in principle and in practice. Indeed, in this universally preferred form of government, the people are rightly the vital engine that feeds democratic processes and their actualization. Therefore, from thisRead More →
OlúfẹÌmi O. TáÃwò, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Georgetown University, will present “Subjective Security†on Thursday 11 November at 5 pm. He will present on Zoom. Some people chose to attend the presentation together in Stevenson Room 121. Others are welcome. If you want to participate via Zoom, the meetingRead More →
Stephen Hawking claimed that “philosophy is dead” in his book “The Grand Design: New Answers to the Ultimate Questions of Life”, arguing that philosophy is no longer relevant. Popular physicist Lawrence Krauss, displaying his ignorance of philosophy, said: “I don’t believe anything. Belief is not a word used by scientists,Read More →
A “responsible definition of well-being,” says Anna Alexandrova (Cambridge), “must be fit for the goals of the project – epistemically accessible, reasonably simple, in other words fit for purpose … Philosophers of Well-Being in the analytical tradition think very differently. “ This is from a discussion of the question ofRead More →
2021 Admission: Admission against the 2021 Hindu Colleges Special Cut List will begin from October 26. Hindu College (Source: official website) NEW DELHI: Hindu College at the University of Delhi has released the special 2021 deadline for admission to various undergraduate programs. Applicants can check the Hindu College 2021 specialRead More →
Hyderabad: In the modern world of paradoxes, globalization creates opportunities and wealth for both nations and individuals and yet seems to be floundering – a panacea, but a threat. As incomes and socio-political inequalities continue to increase, the philosophy of “equality” as preached by Sri Ramanujacharya over 1,000 years agoRead More →
The depth of philosophy is generally measured in extremities and diversions from an included central point. It can be directed to collective thought, or to the individual, when discussing knowledge and experiences with the intention of developing a grandiose understanding of the subject in question, or of posing real andRead More →
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi as India made history and overtook the First World and other major nations by administering more than 100 crore doses of the COVID vaccine. 19 to its citizens. Prime Minister Modi took note of the praise from WHORead More →
New book: Christopher Freiman, associate professor of philosophy at William & Mary, describes his moral reasoning for taking a stand in his new book “Why It’s OK to Ignore Politics” just in time for the November 2 election. Photo by Stephen Salpukas by Jennifer L. Williams | 21 October 2021Read More →
Predictions are for the unenlightened. Statements are for the nonsubtle. The promises are for those who are untrustworthy. If you want a few words that you can believe when the NBA calendar sits on this page, good news, because there are only two. We’ll see. As it turns out, RaptorsRead More →
During a noisy and at times entertaining event at a sports bar in Columbia, Maryland, the Maryland Libertarians chose David Lashar, an IT policy professional and former Hogan administration official, to be their gubernatorial candidate. David Lashar accepts the nomination of the Libertarian Party as governor on Monday evening. (MarylandRead More →
Kudirat Abiola was a lady of elegance, the very ingenious wife of MKO Abiola, just behind Simbiat, the first in whose house Abiola ate fried eggs for the first time on their date days! Kudi was a rallying force, a hive of ideas, a freedom fighter and to me theRead More →
Riffat Iqbal, professor at Bahauddin Zakariaya University (BZU), received a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from the University of Karachi. Dr Riffat Iqbal, Assistant Professor in the BZU Department of Philosophy, recently completed her doctorate. His doctoral thesis was on “the ethical thought of Alasdair MacIntyreâ€. In alliance with MacIntyre, DrRead More →
ROCKWALL, TX (October 15, 2021) County judge candidate John Beaman shared the following message in a press release today: In Rockwall County, the county judge is essentially the chairman of the budget; in fact, Texas state law requires it until the county’s population reaches 225,000, at which time the auditorRead More →
The New Jersey Legislative Allocation Commission will hold its first public meeting on Friday morning. It’s just an organization session to officially adopt their rules – there will be no discussions on the individual cards – and it will be Philip Carchman’s first meeting since he was named a tiebreakerRead More →
Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay greatly admired the philosophy of integral Hinduism, which later became the basic philosophy of the ruling political party in contemporary times. He said India’s main concern should be to develop an indigenous economic model that puts people at the center of the stage. The vision couldRead More →
Virginie Despentes, 1998. (Photo by Raphaël GAILLARDE / Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images) In 2006, Virginie Despentes published a manifesto entitled King Kong Theory, an origin story that begins with her rape and the shame it caused. She writes: “The moment you call your rape rape, the whole surveillance system isRead More →
New Delhi: University of Delhi colleges have seen increased interest in BA philosophy (with distinction) this year, with nearly half of colleges offering the course seeing places filling up in the unreserved category of the course. first listing itself, which has not happened in previous years. Principals and college teachersRead More →
Dinar Sultana Putul. Photo: Courtesy “> Dinar Sultana Putul. Photo: Courtesy Dinar Sultana Putul is a contemporary artist based in Bangladesh whose artistic practices focus on quasi-scientific research and documentation of organic mediums and materials that explore various themes surrounding nature. In the current exhibition “Imaginary of the Common: 50Read More →
For many years debates and renunciations persisted among Western and African philosophers about the lack of an African philosophy. In his book How Natives Think, Bruhl (1910) posited two fundamental mentalities of humanity, “primitive” and “western”, the latter of which does not differentiate the supernatural from reality, but rather usesRead More →
A set of values, normally made up of standards that serve as guides in recognizing what is right or wrong, right or wrong, virtuous or sinful, generally governs the conduct of people belonging to a race, creed, faith or organization. like-minded people. Such standards generally relate to ethical conduct orRead More →
Challenging skepticism and resistance in the public response to the COVID-19 vaccine is deeply important to the state of public health. This is a critical conversation as people protest the COVID-19 vaccines not only in South Africa, but around the world as well. As a professor of political philosophy, IRead More →
(MENAFN- Asia Times) According to United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution A / RES / 61/271, October 2, Mahatma Gandhi’s birthday, is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence . After the liberation war of 1857, the Indian subcontinent faced many problems: political, economic, religious and social problems and threatsRead More →
Outlook 04 October 2021 13:13 IST Ram Madhav’s Book Provides Insight into “Philosophy of Integral Humanism” perspectivesinde.com 1970-01-01T05: 30: 00 + 0530 New Delhi, October 4 (PTI) A new book by RSS official Ram Madhav, providing concrete information on the philosophy of integral humanism proposed by philosopher-politician Pt Deendayal Upadhyay,Read More →
The contemporary discipline of identity economics With the publication of “Economics and Identity†in the Quarterly Journal of Economics in 2000, followed by the book Identity Economics in 2010, a new way of thinking about homo economicus (human economic) has emerged (Akerlof and Kranton, 2000; Akerlof and Kranton, 2010). InRead More →
UDHAMPUR: Radhika Sharma of semester 2 of the Government College for Women Udhampur was declared best lecturer in an intercollegiate competition on the theme “Status of Women in Gandhian Philosophyâ€. The competition was organized by the Department of Music in conjunction with the NSS Government College for Women (GCW) UdhampurRead More →
Your complementary articles have you read a of your four free articles for this month. You can read four articles for free per month. For full access to the thousands of philosophy articles on this site, please Books Douglas groothuis don’t think of Max Stirner’s nihilism. Books on the lessRead More →
“By practical inertia, we end up reproducing what our chauvinist and often racist intellectual ancestors passed on to us, even if we have no intention of being racist. This is Alexus McLeod, professor of philosophy and Asian and Asian American studies at the University of Connecticut, in an interview withRead More →
Wales-headquartered commercial credit insurer Atradius has launched a new hybrid work policy offering staff the option of working from home over the long term. The new way of working will offer Atradius staff the opportunity to spend up to 40% of the time working remotely. The ‘hybrid work philosophy’ wasRead More →
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Laurentian has done away with what are considered core university programs, like philosophy and physics, and will likely have to reintroduce some to attract students and provide a well-rounded education, prominent post-secondary experts say. The school, still in shock after becoming the first Canadian public post-secondary institution to look toRead More →
The CHANGE of custody in the BJP-led states was intended to uplift the next generation of rulers, and the complete overhaul of the government of Gujarat was a collective decision by the state and central leadership, the minister said. Union and general secretary of the Bhupender Yadav party during anRead More →
The adoption of the resolution for International Yoga Day by the UNGA with the support of an overwhelming majority of 177 countries reflects the importance of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam in the unity of humanity. By Abhay K Over the past 75 years, Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam has come a long way from theRead More →
By Zadock Amanyisa Minister for East African Affairs Gen Kahunda Otafiire says he will oppose his boss, President Museveni should he divert from their political philosophy. During an interview with Saturday Monitor’s Zadock Amanyisa, Gen Otafiire reflects of the 34 years of his party’s rule. How is the election seasonRead More →
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday dedicated the Ayushman Bharat program to the Antyodaya philosophy of former Bharatiya leader Jana Sangh Deen Dayal Upadhyaya. Calling Upadhyay one of the greatest thinkers of the last century, Prime Minister Modi said: “His economic philosophy, his policies aimed at empowering society, the AntyodayaRead More →
Philosophy of Integral Humanism proposed by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya (pictured) | deendayalupadhyay.org Text size: A- A + New Delhi: Article 3 of the constitution of the Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party states that “integral humanism” is the basic philosophy of the party. The philosophy was proposed by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya, aRead More →
True to the glory of bilateral relations between Bangladesh and India, India’s High Commissioner in Dhaka Vikram Doraiswami said on Saturday that Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Mahatma Gandhi, recognized as the fathers of their respective nations, shared a similar political philosophy and ideology during their individual journeys. The IndianRead More →
Philosophy professor Charles Mills has passed away. He died on September 20 at the age of 70 as a result of his battle with cancer. Mills, born in England, was the son of Jamaican civil servant Gladstone Mills. Mills received his bachelor’s degree in physics from the University of theRead More →
Eighteen months after the arrival of Covid-19 in Europe, we can start to think about the ethical dimensions of the pandemic. Aveek Bhattacharya and Fay Niker, co-editor of a new book, Political Philosophy in a Pandemic: Routes to a More Just Future, present some of his ideas. In April 2020,Read More →
To understand the wave of “little pink” ultra-nationalism sweeping the People’s Republic of China, it is instructive to examine “Xi Jinping’s thinking on socialism with Chinese characteristics for a new era.” Incorporated into the constitution of the Communist Party of China at its 19th Congress in October 2017 and commonlyRead More →
A campaign to have Chinese children from the age of 10 study President Xi Jinping’s political philosophy has been described as “disgusting” by some parents and evoked memories of the cult of Mao Zedong’s personality. More than a dozen parents across the country told the Financial Times they were uncomfortableRead More →
Biju Janata Dal’s new enthusiasm and demand for a caste-based census followed with the announcement that the party will provide tickets to 27% of the CBO candidates in the ensuing panchayat elections is diametrically opposed to the principles and to the avowed philosophy of the late Biju Patnaik after whomRead More →
PELLA – Terence J. Kleven, Jacob and Gela Schnucker Sessler Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies at Central College, received a Fulbright US Scholar Scholarship to conduct research on Arab political philosophy at the University of Jordan in Amman, in Jordan, September 7 to September 31. 1st 2021 to 30Read More →
A few weeks ago, I drove two hours north to the hillside town of Olyphant, Pa., Just outside of Scranton, to meet a Donald Trump fan for a book project. I’m working on. For 90 minutes, I listened to this fired factory worker and 54-year-old former Democrat who now saysRead More →
 A few weeks ago, I drove two hours north to the hillside town of Olyphant, Penn., Just outside of Scranton, to meet a Donald Trump fan for a book I’m working on. For 90 minutes, I listened to this fired factory worker and 54-year-old former Democrat who now saysRead More →
Cryptoculture Cryptocurrencies are best understood by examining the community structure and the cultural values ​​they exhibit, rather than the economic activity they create. Cryptocurrencies are truly “cryptocultures†and these cultures are many, a plurality. I define a cryptoculture as an open source community with its own micro-economy. Each culture integratesRead More →
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A few weeks ago, I drove two hours north to the hillside town of Olyphant, Pa. Just outside of Scranton to meet a Donald Trump superfan for a book project. I’m working on. For 90 minutes, I listened to this fired factory worker and 54-year-old former Democrat who now saysRead More →
June 22, 2021 1:27 p.m. ET Charles M. Schulz, creator of the comic strip “Peanuts”, in 1978. Photo: Getty Images Michael Taube’s June 18 review of Blake Scott Ball’s “Charlie Brown’s America†(Library, June 18) recalls two beloved “Peanuts†comics cut decades ago. Here is the first: Linus: I’m interestedRead More →
Phil craig writes that in just 24 months, greater provincial autonomy, including the option of outright independence, has shifted from political obscurity to the dominant political philosophy of the Western Cape. It is only at the very end of a Sherlock Holmes novel that a series of seemingly harmless eventsRead More →
Sarawak Bersatu Party Chairman Datuk Sri Wong Soon Koh (left), seen with Batu Lintang See Chee How MP, speaks at a press conference on March 9, 2021. – Photo by Sulok Tawie KUCHING, April 4 – The Sarawak Pakatan Harapan (PH) has been urged not to question the political philosophyRead More →
Boris Johnson recently told a private meeting of Tory MPs that the success of the UK’s vaccination program was due to capitalism and greed. By associating capitalism with greed, it can be inferred that Johnson’s understanding of capitalism is reductive, deceptively confusing enlightened self-interest, property rights, and individualism with theRead More →
The Legal, Moral and Political Philosophy Research Hub is one of the three research poles of the Stirling Philosophy Unit. It functions as a center of research activity in the unit, including publications, conferences and workshops, research grants and a wide range of interdisciplinary, impact and public engagement activities. ThemesRead More →
Nigerian politics are described by observers and analysts as politics without ideology. The only dominant ideological front seems to be ethnicity and tribalism. With over 100 years of nationhood and around 60 years of independence and autonomy from Britain, Nigerian politics are still steeped in crisis and instability caused byRead More →
Poonam Datta Hollywood actor Martin Sheen’s recent recitation of Rabindranath Tagore’s poem, “Where the Mind is Without Fear,†once again demonstrates the continued universal appeal of the poet’s signature composition. Tagore’s vision of transcending time, place, space and national borders continues to resonate with the dreams and hopes of peopleRead More →