Debates

When we are born, we open our eyes to the unknown. Our senses barely manage to weave together the whispers of consciousness, which will take several years to build up …
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As unified Germany celebrated the triumph of liberalism in the 1990s, there was an ideological Stimmung that it could embrace the end of history, and thus the end of all …
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Not only is appearance inherent to reality – what we get beyond reality is a weird split in appearance itself, an unheard-of mode designating “the way things really appear to …
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The unspeakable savagery of the unfolding genocide in Gaza and the absolute impunity of the Israeli genocidists and their Western sponsors have sent shock waves around the world and sparked …
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The Games of the XXXIII Olympiad have come to a bittersweet end. The past two weeks brimmed with athletic excellence, passion, and two ceremonies that were gloriously French. The clock …
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It is tempting to read Kant through Hegel even when it comes to the triad of texts, written in Latin, which Kant submitted in the span of a single year …
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Post-industrial and ultra-technological societies have rigorously separated the stories of human values and those of the earth’s nature and climate. Human civilizations have been fully dependent on the wilderness of …
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And those who expected lightning and thunder Are disappointed. And those who expected signs and archangels’ trumps Do not believe it is happening now. Czesław Miłosz, A Song on the …
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In a recent article, “Compassionate Genocide” (22 April 2024), the philosopher Michael Marder coined the striking and useful titular oxymoron to characterise the situation in Gaza. The meaning of this …
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“I have spent my life talking to people who run countries,” Tucker interjects to his vis-à-vis, who asked why he refrained from challenging Russian President Vladimir Putin during an interview. …
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