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The Philosophy Of Diogenes
Submitted by The Architect on January 31, 2018
Jules Bastien-Lepage [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons Diogenes of Sinope was a very playful philosopher who is said to have lived in ancient Greece between ... Read more
Calling Things By Their Proper Name
Submitted by The Architect on May 15, 2017
pixabay.com There is an essential ingredient to civilisation which seems to be in short supply at the moment, and that is wisdom. There is an ... Read more
Simeon The Stylite
Submitted by The Architect on November 21, 2016
http://wikivisually.com St. Simeon was the first and probably the most famous of the long succession of stylitoe, or "pillar-hermits", who during more than six centuries ... Read more
Why Metaphysics Is Always Bizarre
Submitted by The Architect on January 24, 2014
By Eric Schwitzgebel http://schwitzsplinters.blogspot.com/2011/09/why-metaphysics-is-always-bizarre.html Bizarre views are a hazard endemic to metaphysics. The metaphysician starts, seemingly, with some highly plausible initial commitments or commonsense intuitions ... Read more