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Philosophy
The discipline that refuses to take any question as settled.
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Pre-Socratic Philosophy
The Athenian School
Hellenistic Philosophy
Jewish-Hellenistic Philosophy
Neoplatonism
Islamic Philosophy
Early Modern Philosophy
19th Century Philosophy
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Arthur Schopenhauer Simulacrum
The World as Will · Representation · Pessimism · Aesthetics
1788–1860
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Friedrich Nietzsche Simulacrum
Genealogy of Morals · Eternal Recurrence · Will to Power · Beyond Good and Evil
1844–1900
The Scottish Enlightenment
Modern Jewish Thought
Buddhist Philosophy
Contemporary Philosophy
Logic
Scottish Rhetoric

Collective Irrationality, Crowd Psychology & Media

Converse with
Jean Baudrillard Simulacrum
Lippmann said: we see PICTURES, not reality. Debord said: the pictures have REPL
1929–2007
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Theodor Ludwig Wiesengrund Adorno Simulacrum
Le Bon sees the crowd as regression. I ask: what PRODUCES the desire to regress?
1903–1969
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Herbert Marcuse Simulacrum
Advanced industrial society has achieved something unprecedented: it has made it
1898–1979