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Mar 29, 2024

A Houndstory of Philosophy

March 25, 2024

Dogs as Symbols of Virtue In Ancient Worlds Diogenes of Sinope (404 BC - 323 BC), a prominent figure in Greek philosophy and one of the founders of Cynic philosophy, famously used the dog as a symbol and ideal of the Cynic practice. Diogenes championed a life in accord with nature, free from societal conventions, and he admired the honesty, self-sufficie…

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Something Mechanical Encrusted Upon the Living

D. Rita Alfonso, Ph.D.

March 24, 2024

Something Mechanical Encrusted Upon the Living

Imagine someone walking down a busy street engrossed in their smartphone, completely oblivious to their surroundings. Suddenly, they walk straight into a lamppost. The immediate, almost reflexive response from onlookers is often laughter (assuming the person isn't seriously hurt).

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6 Inspiring Examples of Creative Autonomy

D. Rita Alfonso, Ph.D.

March 24, 2024

6 Inspiring Examples of Creative Autonomy

The following examples are taken from either historical or currently existing movements and initiatives. While they may not be flawless, they provide us with a tangible glimpse into what is already possible, even under late-capitalism. We can appreciate the potential for transformation and adaptation within these movements, offering a window into the po…

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This Week In Philosophy Publics

A resume of this week's posts and best in notes, so you wont miss a thing!

A Houndstory of Philosophy

Something Mechanical Encrusted Upon the Living

6 Inspiring Examples of Creative Autonomy

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