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Philosophy
A philosophy essay on how atomism transforms fate from mythological destiny into physical necessity, and how Epicurus opens a space for freedom through deviation.
A philosophy essay on Philo, Numenius, Moses and Plato, examining revelation, Greek philosophy, Logos, first principle, and the ancient idea of truth in different languages.
: A philosophy essay comparing Plato’s paideia with Aristotle’s ethos-centered education through truth, habit, virtue, character, and the ethical-political life of the polis.
A philosophy essay on Aristotle’s ethics through eudaimonia, virtue, habit, practical wisdom, and the doctrine of the mean.
A philosophy essay on archē, beginning, cosmos, creation, eternity, Kant’s antinomy, and the ancient as a metaphysical first principle rather than a simple first moment.
The Question of What Truly Is Plato’s theory of Forms begins from a simple but decisive question: what is truly real? The sensible world appears before us as a world of bodies, colors, sounds, movements and changing things. Everything in this world comes into being, changes, decays and disappears. A beautiful face grows old, a just action may be mixed with injustice, a circle drawn by hand is never perfectly circular. The visible world is therefore unstable. It gives us appearances, but it does not give us the unchanging ground of what things are. For Plato, philosophy begins when the…
A philosophy essay on Bernard Stiegler’s theory of technics, memory, tertiary retention, pharmakon, proletarianization, and the Threshold Human in the age of AI.
A philosophy and media theory essay on Paul Virilio’s critique of speed, dromology, accident, real-time systems, catastrophe aesthetics, and contemporary knowledge.
A philosophy and media theory essay on Manovich’s language of new media, database culture, interface, automation, variability, and the synthetic image.
A philosophy essay on Yuk Hui’s cosmotechnics, technodiversity, Chinese technical thought, and the possibility of plural technical futures in the age of artificial intelligence.

