Philosophy

Trust, Fairness, Explainability, and the Black Box

A Discussion of the Grounds for Responsible AI Systems

Aug 16 •

The University Without Condition 5

Derrida’s Insights for Today’s World

Aug 13 •

The Philosopher of Pure Experience and the Place of Nothingness

Nishida Kitarō and the Beginning of Japanese Modern Philosophy

Aug 8 •

The University Without Condition 4

Derrida’s Insights for Today’s World

Aug 6 •

Derrida Was Not "Woke" Whatever That Means

Understanding His Concepts of Difference, Language, and Interpretation

Aug 1 •

The Architecture of Trust in Democratic Life

Paul Faulkner and the Challenge of Political Confidence in Modern Democracies #2

Jul 30 •

"The Postman Philosopher" by Nicholas James

How Stephen Law went from postman to Oxford philosopher

Jul 25 •

Tran Duc Thao: From Star of Philosophy to Anonymity, Poverty, and Despair

How a Forgotten Vietnamese Philosopher Profoundly Influenced Post-war French Philosophy

Jul 23 •

Nietzsche on Why Some Theories Refuse to Die

Aphorisms from Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil #16

Jul 18 •

The University Without Condition 3

Derrida’s Insights for Today’s World

Jul 16 •

Mapping the Landscape of Trust

Paul Faulkner and the Challenge of Political Confidence in Modern Democracies #1

Jul 9 •

Gabriel Marcel and the Search for Meaning in a Broken World

Reflections on Being, Mystery, and Human Presence

Jul 4 •

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