by Gustave Doré “Fellow man! Your whole life, like a sandglass, will always be reversed and will ever run out again — a long minute of...

by Gustave Doré I.                Introduction Rooted in the tradition of occularcentrism, sight has been regarded as the reliable...

by Gustave Dore “Seeing is believing.” As a cliché, the phrase has persisted long in daily conversation. The critical status of visuality...

Jean Baudrillard’s concept of hyperreality does not merely describe a cultural condition where simulations supersede reality; it...

Jean-François Lyotard What do we mean by “learn new knowledge?” A typical answer might be that we learn physics principles, mathematical...

by Gustave Doré Early dialectics, originating with Socrates, are considered a powerful method for acquiring knowledge. Participants...

Gilles Deleuze Between the 1950s and 1960s, when French philosophy academia was still embroiled in debates over Marxism, existentialism,...

A Portrait of Kant In the context of philosophy, the word “critique” is frequently connected to the famous German philosopher Immanuel...

by Gustave Doré Experiments of infants during their early years carried out by French psychologist Henri Wallon have shown that the...

by Gustave Doré Aristotle, a well-known and frequently mentioned philosopher after Plato, grew up in Thrace and later moved to Athens to...

by Gustave Doré Integrating socio-economical, familial, educational, and other factors, individuals’ lifestyle choices vary largely from...

by Gustave Doré Are you dreaming or awake right now?   If you come up with an assertive answer-I’m awake- immediately, how do you know...