Reiki Kishimoto·May 16Ivan Karamazov and the Cognitive Anchor of SufferingIvan Karamazov refused this world. He could not accept a universe built upon the suffering of even a single abused child. In his…
InLife as ArtbyTomas Byrne·Mar 27, 2022Deleuze and Pragmatism 3Perspectives on Deleuze: A Practical Dialectic
Zainabm·Mar 10, 2022Theory of Justice by John RawlsJohn Rawls was an eminent political philosopher of Modern times. Rawls wrote about many things such as justice as fairness, political…
Justin Heath·Jul 20, 2021The Psychology of Vicious Abstraction: Rawls, Casuistry, and the Cultural Politics of Inverted…Only six years before he passed, the civic philosopher Mortimer J. Adler (1902–2001) wrote a helpful reference work titled “Adler’s…
Sara Bizarro·Mar 22, 2021Rawls’ Cake — Justice as FairnessRawl’s Principles of Justice Explained.A response icon2A response icon2
Benett Bootz·Jul 6, 2020Why We Need Reflective Equilibrium Now More than EverReflective equilibrium is a philosophical concept that emerged in the late 20th century. While other philosophers may have described…
Tatiana Koffman·Jun 8, 2020A Simple Guide to Building a Fair SocietyFrom an early age, I was inherently curious about economic and political systems. Perhaps it was because I was an immigrant child who had…
Yubing Zhang·Jan 12, 2020On Wandering and Wondering — my year of philosophy readingHello friends! Happy New Year! I have been working on this post for a while. It turns out that it’s tough to write summaries of philosophy…A response icon2A response icon2
Siavosh Sahebi·Nov 21, 2019Discussing the Feminist Critique of a Rawlsian Liberal Theory of Justice“consciousness raising” provides a great foundation to build a theory of justice on
_·Jun 6, 2019The Arab Spring: Social Justice in a Postcolonial WorldIn this article I will examine the progression of countries in the Arab world towards postcolonial autonomy and assess how this relates to…
