Giordano
Bruno
Bruno, a philosopher in the true sense, was
born in 1548 in Nola, a small Italian town.
He fought against the darkness of bigotry,
ignorance, superstition and fanaticism of
the Middle Age at the cost of his life. [ ... ]
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Rowing Against the Current
"The difference between a floating tree
trunk and a boat made of the same
wood is that the latter has oars and can
row upstream."
N. Sri Ram [ ... ]
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Philosophy, man and nature
What is the connection between philosophy and nature? If we understand philosophy in its widest possible sense as the love of wisdom, [ ... ]
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Philosophical Ecology
This work tries to bring together two important components of human wisdom: science and philosophy. Both must go hand in hand as science, without philosophy, becomes mechanical, materialistic, forgetting the notion
that both the earth and the human being share the very same conditions in nature. [ ... ]
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