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The future is not a product to be owned. It’s a field of struggle, of

René Descartes is often called the father of modern philosophy because he reset the basic

On the face of it, Leibniz’s monads can sound wildly abstract: partless, non-spatial centers of

There is only this life, this set of circumstances, and the responsibility—sometimes thrilling, often frightening—to

Before his death in 1976, Heidegger oversaw plans to publish his collected works: more than

The institutional theory doesn’t solve every problem, but it does shift the question in an

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

The intellectual legacy of the Enlightenment is marked by a profound engagement with the complexities