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Schellings philosophy of nature and the renewal of the earth

Bangladesh, Dec. 5 -- The environmental crises confronting the world today—climate change, mass extinction, deforestation, and the poisoning of air and water—reveal not only ecological col... Read More


Witnessing the universal: John Wilsons art of emancipation

Bangladesh, Nov. 26 -- In Witnessing Humanity, currently on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, John Wilson transforms the act of bearing witness into an emancipatory gesture. To testify through a... Read More


Alain Badiou, truth, and the moral permissibility of abortion

Bangladesh, Nov. 20 -- Alain Badiou never wrote a treatise on abortion, yet his philosophy provides an illuminating framework for thinking about it. His ideas — truth as universal, the subject a... Read More


The universal betrayed: How liberalism lost the world

Bangladesh, Nov. 13 -- Why has liberal democracy proved so helpless before the new authoritarianism? Why has liberalism failed to stem the tide of reaction now sweeping the world—here assuming t... Read More


J. M. W. Turners The Lake of Zug at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Bangladesh, Nov. 5 -- The Metropolitan Museums Allegory and Abstraction offers a compelling rotation from the Department of Drawings and Prints, bringing forward how artists across centuries embed nar... Read More


Fichte and the Right to Be Well: A Philosophical Case for Universal Healthcare

Bangladesh, Oct. 27 -- If there is one thing modern societies have learned from pandemic years and chronic inequality, it is that health is not a private matter. The spread of illness—biological... Read More


Metropolitan Operas Don Giovanni mirrors a world on the verge of moral collapse

Bangladesh, Oct. 16 -- The Metropolitan Opera has revived Ivo van Hoves austere 2023 production of Mozarts Don Giovanni. Van Hoves unforgiving approach strips away the baroque ornamentation typically ... Read More