Philosophy Lectures

Marianne MacDonald reads to Hunter Thompson the "Chenault Dance" scene from The Rum Diary.

Hunter Thompson on The Rum Diary

Experience and Language

»If existence in its immediacies could speak it would proclaim: 'I may have relatives but I am not related.' In aesthetic o...

.. the question ... is what the real is. If natural existence is qualitatively individualized or genuinely plural, as well as repetitious, and if t...

Special question to the scholar.

Since growth is the characteristic of life, education is all one with growing; it has no end beyond itself. The criterion of the value of school ed...

"Imagination is the chief instrument of the good" (LW 10: 350), because only "imaginative vision elicits the possibilities that are interwoven with...