After so many years of learning from Stephen, during our recent dialogue, I still sat in awe and admiration of his passion, his deep grasp of Hegel's thought, his genuine compassion and recognition for others. Stephen Houlgate has truly led a Hegelian life and stands as an example to all of us who aspire to lead a philosophical life.
What are we to do with the constant pressure to be happy?
In this article by De Spiritu’s first columnist — Pola Kopa — the importance of negative emotions, it is argued, must be emphasized and incorporated into us if we are to achieve real happiness.
https://t.co/GIZzNiangk
In our latest article by Márton Békés, research director at the House of Terror Museum in Budapest, there is an argument for that only changing a government is far from enough; what we really need is a new era imbued with a conservative spirit.
https://t.co/6xLnMuZM72
Today we publish an article by Márton Békés, research director at the House of Terror Museum in Budapest, in which he argues for the importance of ideas when confronting a depoliticizing "End of History"-liberalism.
Check it out here: https://t.co/ZZwZllGOXv
Inspired by @tristanharris@JonHaidt@FrancesHaugen I have written an article on Tech and social media with a twist of wisdom from Socrates https://t.co/XvXa8PSULt
Many of our most serious problems today manifest themselves as triviality; only a genuine inwardness, that is, one that simultaneously points outward, can show the path to something more in tune with our present condition.
I am happy to announce that today has my latest article been published on @deSpiritu_. In it I argue for the connection between poetry and life, and it ends with one of my own poems from when I lived in China’s ancient city Nanjing. Enjoy! https://t.co/LIhW9cxks5
This brief sentence from Kierkegaard is unsettling: "[...] despair is the lack of the eternal." If true, it is revealing about our current societal condition, even more so for those of us with spiritual inclinations — about ourselves, that is.