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We talked last summer with Sabine Leitner about her new book, An Invitation to Think: Philosophy for Head, Heart and Hands, the first publication under (continue reading)
The Myth of Osiris occupies a central place in ancient Egyptian religion and theology, shaping concepts of kingship, afterlife, cosmic balance (Ma’at) and the cyclical (continue reading)
A landmark study by the Harvard Graduate School of Education on Gen Z (ages 18 to 25) found that 58% reported experiencing ‘little or no (continue reading)
In our fractured times, we can all assuredly bear witness to the heroic contributions of some of our fellow human beings: friends, family and community (continue reading)
We know from systems theory or evolutionary ecology that the degree of greatest development of a system[1](an ecosystem, for example) is defined by its level (continue reading)
Woodlice are everywhere but seldom noticed. They are crucial to our ecosystems but are labelled as pests. They are a diverse land animal yet their (continue reading)
Esoterica The Italic (Latin‑Greek) Tradition is animated by an esoteric current, which like a hidden subterranean river, runs beneath Roman religion, philosophy, poetry, and politics. (continue reading)
To be a philosopher is to stand upright like a spear, advancing against the wind through the mist, beyond the known and the unknown. A (continue reading)
As if we did not already have enough wars, the year 2026 has brought an explosion of further conflicts: millions more people displaced; homes, hospitals (continue reading)
In addition to rational thought, which works with ideas and shapes the mind, as we have said, there is in the human being another more (continue reading)