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Category: Philosophy for Everyday Life
Marriage and Women
Researching marital effects on happiness is tricky because happier people are generally more likely to get married than others. Still, … More
Romantic Love
“First you marry, then you fall in love” In old India, the prevailing philosophy regarding romantic love was, “First you … More
Summary of Sartre’s Views
An ardent believer in the Marxist school of thought, Jean-Paul Sartre touted money as the one factor that restricts a … More
To Retire or Not To Retire
I believe the ultimate questions to ask oneself at this stage in life are: “Have I fulfilled my potential as … More
The Burden of Struggle for Justice
Not only are today’s activists enraged, they bemoan a state of constant fatigue (and in some instances, post-traumatic stress disorder) … More
The Unfolding and Undoing of Critical Race Theory
In the midst of this protracted conflict, students led by Crenshaw and another future scholar and professor of law, Mari … More
Socratic Humility
And yet for all this influence, many of our ways are becoming far from Socratic. More and more our politics … More
Happiness and Its Spin-offs
Aristotle points out in Nicomachean Ethics that while we desire every other thing for being instrumental and serving some other … More
One’s Love for a Woman
“One’s love for a woman (and even for one’s near and dear) is most often never pure because you stand … More