How To Write An Academic Blog Post
A brief introduction to academic blogging.
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Nietzsche and Dostoevsky
An imagined conversation between Dostoevsky and Nietzsche in a Swiss cafe.
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Kathe Kollwitz: Art of Protest
Kollwitz’s art efficiently works against propaganda to popularize anti-war ideas in the public.
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Is God Dead?
In all honesty, I had not realized how difficult answering this short question would be.
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The Road Taken by Those who Enter Paradise
In this pilgrimage, I learned about the nature of sin, its consequences, how it corrupts the soul and how it draws man away from God.
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Of Course, the Examined Life is Worth Living!
In this essay, I use the logical analytical process to argue that the examined life is worth living.
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An Alternative View on Medical Ethics
The categorical imperative brings forth an alternate view on medical ethics that can improve the doctor-patient relationship.
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Hell on Earth – My Journey Through Inferno
My descent into insanity began more than a year ago, as I was walking downtown late at night. I was in a bleak period of my life, wherein my heart felt no joy nor pleasure, only pain.
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Rethinking Critical Thinking: A Creative Approach
Nowadays, critical thinking seems to be king. In recent years, many have come to ask themselves: Is it good for us? Is it good for everyone?
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Why is LGBTQ Un-African?
The main reasons why Africa has such a restricted vision of the LGBTQ community are because of its colonial history, homophobic political systems, and the influence of religion.
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The Artist’s Retreat: Art, Zen, and the Self
Zazen, a practice which teaches how to empty the self, offers artists a way to connect to the creative process in ways that questions how we ascribe meaning, encouraging artists and Zen practitioners alike to abandon the trappings of the “self” and to privilege the process over product.
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