Philosophy

Native American philosophy presents a radical alternative to Western thought. How does its focus on relational identity reshape our concept of community?

Standing at the crossroads of Ancient Greek cosmology and early biology, Empedocles is best known for proposing that all matter is composed of four roots.

Anaxagoras revolutionized early Greek thought by proposing that mind (Nous) orders a universe composed of infinitely divisible elements, blending scientific curiosity with keen metaphysical insight.

The philosophy of law confronts justice and power. When society's rules clash with moral survival, which authority should we ultimately obey?

Sartre believed human beings were responsible for who they become. For him, everyone has a free choice to be who they are. Camus disagreed.

Ancient Greek philosophy shows that thoughtful living and self-restraint can guide us away from excess towards a steadier, more grounded existence.

People often turn to Philosophy in order to seek answers to the most mundane questions. In Stoicism, there are guidelines for living a peaceful life.

While love builds worlds, strife breaks them apart. For Empedocles, everything in our lives moves between these two eternal forces.