Has Antigone Gone in Free Will?
By: Stephone Christian Richard Dawkins, a physicist and professor at Oxford University, was the cause of international uproar with his …
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The Working Will: Dante and the Pursuit of Genuine Freedom
By Andrew Ntim Freedom. Even the casual mention of this slippery, amorphous term among philosophers, theologians, or scientists is likely …
Freedom Through the Solid Rock of Brotherhood
My Brother’s Keeper By: Alexandra Bourdillon On March 25, 1965, the headline of the New York Times read: 25,000 Go …
Are Tomatoes Fruit or Vegetables: On Free Will
By: Frank Zheng In some ways, I believe the debate about the existence of free will is akin to another debate …
Overriding Genetics with Free Will
By Kimmy Phan For centuries, the question of free will has puzzled philosophers and neuroscientists alike. In a way, their …
Antigone or Creon?
The implications of recent developments in neurology and physics escalated the debate of free will, wherein scientific scholars adopted and …
Free Will and the Willpower Necessary to Claim It
by Danielle Katz The concept of free will seems to be going the same way as geocentrism and the Flat …
Southern Belle Secret Number One…
Madison McClung In The Ethics of Ambiguity, Simone De Beauvoir begins her discussion of freedom with the child’s experience. Children …
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 …
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