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Madison McClung In The Ethics of Ambiguity, Simone De Beauvoir begins her discussion of freedom with the child’s experience. Children …
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Pillars of a Liberal Arts Education: What Constitutes the Ideal University Education
Written by Harrison Ho As the boys of Welton Academy from the American drama film, Dead Poets Society, begin their …
Facing the Absurd
In his Discourse on Method, Descartes delineates his way of discerning truths. By deconstructing a subject into its most basic …
Albert Camus: Journalist at Heart, Scholar by Profession
by Anakaren Cervantes It is important to note that Kant did not advocate the use of the press to incite …
Imprisonment: Grave of Freedom
Imprisonment, as a form of detention and punishment, was first introduced by Ancient Greek philosophers thousands of years ago. According …
Aubade: A Transcendentalist Ode to Awakening
Aubade: a Transcendentalist Ode to the Morning Kate Kirby Henry David Thoreau, in his writings on Walden Pond, tells us …
The Importance of an Audience
In her essay, “What is Freedom?”, Hannah Arendt explores the idea of virtuosity as it applies to freedom. But how …
Rimbaud and Existentialism
Born in 1854, Arthur Rimbaud has been heralded as one of the greatest French poets of all time. His poetry, …
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