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exitingthecave (46)in #plato • 6 years ago
Plato, Parmenides, and the Theory of Forms - Part 2
In this installment of the series on Plato's Forms, we'll have a brief look at the major conceptions of the theory, some of the key differences, and dig deep into the one…
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exitingthecave (46)in #plato • 6 years ago
Plato, Parmenides, and the Theory of Forms - Part 1
It has become a commonplace habit in contemporary quasi-philosophical circles, to roll one’s eyes and snicker, or to sneer and sniff, whenever the mention of Plato’s Forms…
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exitingthecave (46)in #philosophy • 6 years ago
Book Review: The Art of The Argument, Stefan Molyneux
This weekend I had a little extra time on my hands, because of the bank holiday. It's been quite a while since I've looked at any work by the growing cadre of freelance internet…
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exitingthecave (46)in #meaning • 6 years ago
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exitingthecave (46)in #plato • 6 years ago
Plato and Nietzsche - The End is Written In The Beginning
I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, 'My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.' ~Isaiah 46:10 In The…
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exitingthecave (46)in #ethics • 6 years ago
Philippa Foot and I Have An Irritable Exchange About Virtue
The following pseudo-dialogue is based on my reading of part three of her famous essay, “Virtues and Vices”, which can be found here . All of her “dialogue” constitutes direct…
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exitingthecave (46)in #ethics • 6 years ago
Plato Versus Mill On The Pleasure Principle: Mill Loses
…after more than two thousand years the same discussions continue, philosophers are still ranged under the same contending banners, and neither thinkers nor mankind at large seem…
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exitingthecave (46)in #ethics • 6 years ago
The Fatal Platonism of the Categorical Imperative
Moral maxims are rules governing actions, or commands to act in certain ways considered morally correct. Some of the most well known maxims are those that come to us by way of…
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exitingthecave (46)in #ethics • 6 years ago
Autism and Trolleys – One Good Reason To Reject Utilitarianism
In recent years, it has been speculated that Jeremy Bentham was an autist. This speculation arises out of Bentham’s extreme attempts at systematizing human interactions in his…
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exitingthecave (46)in #philosophy • 6 years ago
Hume, Plato, and the Impotence of Reason
Hume infers from his insight that it is not reason but moral opinion that moves us to act, that reason is not the source of moral opinion. From this, he then further argues that…
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exitingthecave (46)in #psychology • 6 years ago
Book Review: 12 Rules For Life, Jordan Peterson
Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules For Life” is an admixture of continental philosophy, eastern mysticism, Jungian psychology, Christian theology, clinical psychotherapy insights…
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orgoniteog (63)in #dtube • 6 years ago
Aristotle - 'Metaphysics' Book 1 3/3
Metaphysics discusses topics including substance, accident, causation and God. The text was lost in Western Europe during the Dark Ages. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS
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orgoniteog (63)in #dtube • 6 years ago
Aristotle - 'Metaphysics' Book 1 2/3
Metaphysics discusses topics including substance, accident, causation and God. The text was lost in Western Europe during the Dark Ages. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS
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orgoniteog (63)in #dtube • 6 years ago
Aristotle - 'Metaphysics' Book 1 1/3
Metaphysics discusses topics including substance, accident, causation and God. The text was lost in Western Europe during the Dark Ages. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS
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exitingthecave (46)in #virtue • 6 years ago
Judging Virtue Ethics
It has been put by some that Virtue ethics lacks a decision-procedure to help us make moral decisions, and is therefore, not a good moral theory. In this essay, I will argue that…
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exitingthecave (46)in #morality • 6 years ago
Book Review: The Righteous Mind, Jonathan Haidt
Is it better to be truly just, or merely to seem so? This is the question put to Socrates by Glaucon in The Republic. Jonathan Haidt, in his book, “The Righteous Mind”, counts…
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kyriacos (71)in #anthropology • 7 years ago
HardForks As Modern Day Heresies
In real life, that is, the world beyond 0 and 1, when someone has a different point view they create a heresy. In the digital world (and more specifically in the world of…
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goldgoatsnguns (60)in #freedom • 7 years ago
Free Speech is Not Subject to Your "Bad Mood"
Drunk and Stupid is no way to go through life, son. Imagine a world where your livelihood was subject to the hormonal whim of one person. In common parlance we’d call that a…
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exitingthecave (46)in #philosophy • 7 years ago
A Conversation with Schopenhauer On The Idea of Freedom
TRANSCRIPT - Audio Here The following is a dialogue between myself and Artur Schopenhauer, in which I basically try to interrogate the text as if I were talking directly to…
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exitingthecave (46)in #philosophy • 7 years ago
Ad Hoc Essay: Is It Possible To Act Selflessly?
The following is my attempt to answer a question posed to me recently. When I look at the question, it seems to focus on the individual. So, I think the easiest way to begin…
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