The idea of ‘biological agency’ — that life devises its own goals and behaves accordingly — complicates our understanding of ...
Philosophy often flourishes in the aftermath of wars, especially lost wars. Socrates served in the losing Athenian army in the Peloponnesian War; Thomas Hobbes wrote “Leviathan” while in exile in ...
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