5 days ago
The Philosophy of a Democratic Crisis: Between Insiders and Outsiders
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Debates
We can speak today of a certain crisis of democracy both as a fact and, more importantly, as a credible value. Authoritarian regimes prove their efficiency, and in many Western …
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2 weeks ago
A Shakespearean Allegory on the Decline and Fall of the American Republic
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Debates
The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare [1] is a play that is historical in nature, based on actual characters and events during the Roman era, in particular, the …
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3 weeks ago
Rival Visions: Another History of the Modern Human Subject (2)
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Debates
The sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were cold and violent through much of Europe; Jacques Caillot’s 1633 depiction of “the miseries of war” remains shocking even today. They were also times …
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