Seneca’s life 🎭 was like a tragedy play: 💎 A Life Caught Between Wealth and Virtue:He was one of the richest men in Rome 💰, yet he preached “simplicity” 🕊️.He defended this contradiction with: “Philosophy taught me how to be happy without wealth. But it also taught me how to be happy with it…” 🤔💭 👑 Tutor […]
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One of the most important turning points in his life was coming to Athens at age 17 and entering Plato’s Academy. 🏛️ He stayed there for 20 years, first as a student, then as a teacher. 👨🏫 But Aristotle couldn’t quite swallow his teacher’s “Theory of Forms.” 🤯 Plato claimed that true reality wasn’t in this physical world […]
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Today, we’re embarking on such a deep philosophical journey that the tick-tocks of clocks won’t suffice. Because our guest is the philosopher who transformed time from a mechanical tool into a poetic experience: Henri-Louis Bergson! Born in Paris in 1859, this genius essentially turned philosophy into a work of art. Come on, let’s step into Bergson’s […]
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Today, we’re hosting one of the 20th century’s most “rebellious” thinkers, Cornelius Castoriadis. To understand him, you must think like an explorer navigating not just philosophy, but also politics, psychoanalysis, economics, and history. Because he tried to teach us not just to think, but to reconstruct the world. His Life: A Lifetime Transcending Borders 🧳🌉🗺️ Castoriadis’s life is […]
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Dear reader, meet the mysterious philosopher of ancient Greece: Heraclitus. Born around 535 BCE in Ephesus, this man is often called “the dark philosopher” or “the clouded-thought man.” But believe me, his darkness turns into a light of wisdom because Heraclitus’ philosophy is simple yet profound: everything flows, nothing remains fixed. “You cannot step into […]
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Michel de Montaigne went down in history as a philosopher, essayist, and explorer of the human soul, born in 16th-century France. Born in 1553 in Bordeaux, Montaigne came from a noble but highly curious family. He received a classical education in Latin as a child, studied law, and served in the Bordeaux Parliament, but the […]
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Dear reader, Epicurus… Born in 341 BC on the island of Samos, Greece, he is considered one of the sweetest philosophers in history. Yes, my love, a sweet philosopher! 😏 Because his philosophy serves as a guide for modern humans lost in the chaos of life: “Moderation is key; excess brings harm.” 🌿 Epicurus devoted […]
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Dear reader, Karl Marx… Born on May 5, 1818, in Trier, Germany, this revolutionary mind left his mark on human history not only with economic theories but also with his philosophical perspective, social critique, and life story. If you live by the motto “understand the world, then change it,” Marx might just be your intellectual […]
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Hello dear reader! Today, I’m introducing you to one of the 19th century’s most curious, slightly serious, and slightly cheerful philosophers: Franz Brentano. He wasn’t just a philosopher; he was a wisdom detective who laid the foundations of psychology and phenomenology. Ready to take a journey through Brentano’s world of consciousness, phenomena, and intentionality? 🌌✨ […]
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Hello my love! Today, I’m inviting you into the magical world of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: the freest-spirited philosopher of the 18th century, a nature lover, and a critic of society. His philosophy is built around returning to the pure nature of humans, questioning the corrupted structures of society, and discovering the soul of Romanticism. Are you […]
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