Friedrich Nietzsche declared that God is dead and hence man is free. That has been one of the most ancient arguments: if God is, man cannot be free. mais 1.943 palavras
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Sartre on Giacometti
“After three thousand years the task of Giacometti and contemporary sculptors is not to add new works to the galleries but to prove that sculpture is possible.” (189) mais 38 palavras
A Brief Introduction into the Philosophy of Prejudice, Mass Incarceration, Economic Power and the Neurological Imprinting of Violence Against the African American Community
“Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.” mais 2.564 palavras
Authorial Intent, Part 1: Literary Criticism, Derrida and the Meaning of Writing
(Article and photograph by Kyle Schrader)
The disciplines that make up the broad spectrum of the Humanities have long relied on the voices of artists of years passed. mais 1.274 palavras
Clássicos, clássicos, queremos os clássicos!
A colecção “Grandes Clássicos do Século XX” apresenta três títulos: “Triunfo da Morte”, de Gabriele D’Annunzio; “Os Dados Estão Lançados”, de Jean Paul-Sartre e “Os Intérpretes”, de Wole Soyinka, obras que podem agora podem ser relembradas ou descobertas pela primeira vez. mais 987 palavras
Was Camus a Sisyphus or a Stranger?
On the 7th of November 1913, Albert Camus, a French Noble Prize winning author, philosopher and journalist, was born in Dréan, French Algeria. Known for literary landmarks, such as… mais 809 palavras
