High Marx: Aristotle would not be proud of US democracy
Aristotle believed that democracy was a threat to the stability of a government. What would the United States be in Aristotle’s eyes and is it a successful state for the people?
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High Marx: Kant and Smith, imperative and capitalism
Philosopher Immanuel Kant and economist Adam Smith may have more in common than you think, but have their theories been successfully put into practice?
Read More →What it’s really like to be a twin
Twins are portrayed in books, films and TV shows as clones. They finish each other’s sentences, act and dress the same and in some cases look the same. But these stereotypes are more myth than fact when it comes to my relationship with my twin brother, Andrew. When you first see me and Andrew, you […]
Read More →Everyday Philosophies: To my playmates
Belén Cusi, Staff Writer @belencusi I’m in a VERY philosophic mood today. So, let’s talk about love. “Love is the only sane and satisfactory answer to the problem of human existence.” Yeah, I can live with that. That’s psychologist and social philosopher Erich Fromm in “The Art of Loving.” Stay with me. It isn’t as […]
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