Should Spanish Be Taught “Gender-Neutral”?
Spanish is one of the most popularly-taught languages in the world; should it exist differently in classes for the sake of gender inclusivity?
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What role does language play in the analysis and discussion of Philosophy? How much does thought rely on its verbiage?
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An Introduction, a Pseudo-Biography, and everything you need to know about the characters of “The Brothers Karamazov”. | Part I of VII
Orwell: The Mindbending Power of Language
An analysis of the usage of language to establish power over the illiterate (and their minds) in Orwell’s works.
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Should Spanish Be Taught “Gender-Neutral”?
Spanish is one of the most popularly-taught languages in the world; should it exist differently in classes for the sake of gender inclusivity?
M-Art-ality: Can Your Work Immortalize You?
A Discussion | Can you live through your art? Can you emulate or immortalize yourself outside of your own body? What does it really mean to belong to art?
The Value of Linguistic Analysis in Philosophy
What role does language play in the analysis and discussion of Philosophy? How much does thought rely on its verbiage?
Descartes: His Existentialist Proof is a Circular Argument
A look at the faulty circular logic behind the legendary “Cogito Ergo Sum”.
Kara-mess-ov: Family Ties and Tangled Minds in The Brothers Karamazov
An Introduction, a Pseudo-Biography, and everything you need to know about the characters of “The Brothers Karamazov”. | Part I of VII
Orwell: The Mindbending Power of Language
An analysis of the usage of language to establish power over the illiterate (and their minds) in Orwell’s works.