Who Gets to Call It Art? Inside the “Artworld” Theory
The institutional theory doesn’t solve every problem, but it does shift the question in an important way.
The institutional theory doesn’t solve every problem, but it does shift the question in an important way.
Adam Smith proved that to understand markets you must first understand people
The impact of Hegel’s dialectical method on contemporary ethical and political theory cannot be overstated
Immanuel Kant’s ethical revolution represents one of the most significant turning points in the history of moral thought.
The intellectual legacy of the Enlightenment is marked by a profound engagement with the complexities of human nature and society.
Following Hume, figures such as Richard Price and Adam Smith further developed the discussion around the foundations of morality.
As society continues to evolve, the questions they raised remain as urgent as ever: What is the proper basis for our moral rules?
Machiavelli and Luther, though rarely accorded their due in conventional moral philosophy texts, represent a turning point in Western thought.
The unity of the Bible, despite its diverse historical and cultural layers, lies in its insistence on the centrality of God in all matters of morality
The evolution of Greek ethics from role-based evaluations to modern abstractions of duty and virtue offers valuable lessons for our contemporary moral landscape.