Remembering What You ReadBesides the books we want to read, there are the ones we read, yet hardly remember. When I was a student in philosophy, my good friend…Feb 14Feb 14
The Meekness of the Masses: “Listen, Little Man!” from Wilhelm ReichFrom the Austrian doctor and Freudian psychoanalyst, Wilhelm Reich, his 1946 essay Listen, Little Man! addresses a polemical question to…Feb 13Feb 13
Liberation Theology of the One-Dimensional “Salvation Machine”In his 1977 book, the Czech theologian Jan Milič Lochman challenges a one-dimensional view of the saving mission of Christianity. “How…Jan 10Jan 10
Critical Theology of the Palestine MovementIn my home state of Illinois, the city council of Chicago passed a non-binding resolution for a ceasefire in Gaza. More than a hundred…Aug 2, 2024Aug 2, 2024
Part III: Death, Chance, and Two Origins of Schopenhauer’s IdealismThe Two Origins of Schopenhauer’s Pure IdealismMay 22, 20221May 22, 20221
Part II: Hegel’s Autocritique of Kant’s Pure Transcendental IdealismHegel’s argument for the world’s rational character continues what Immanuel Kant names transcendental philosophy.Feb 28, 2022Feb 28, 2022
Part I: The Idea of Totality in HegelThe unity of this study arranges a detailed perspective on three German philosophers: G.W. F. Hegel, Arthur Schopenhauer, and Friedrich…Feb 10, 2022Feb 10, 2022
Delicate Details: Disability in Nietzsche and DeleuzeThe arrangement of this study is the singularity of the body as a venue of health and disability for two philosophers, Friedrich Nietzsche…Aug 22, 2021Aug 22, 2021
Microhistory and Early-Modern Blood TransfusionHolly Tucker’s book titled Blood Work (2011) opens with the death of the first president of the United States. George Washington received…Jul 21, 2021Jul 21, 2021
DELEUZE, PARNET, REVOLUTIONSelected from: Deleuze and Parnet, Dialogues II. pp.141–147.May 26, 2020May 26, 2020
