Leibniz: Optimism and Determinism
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz was a polymath of the 17th century whose work spanned philosophy, mathematics, and science. Born in 1646
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Aquinas: Theodicy and Free Will
The nature of human morality has intrigued philosophers for centuries. One of the most influential thinkers was St. Thomas Aquinas,
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St Augustine: Good, Evil, and the Order of the Universe
Augustine of Hippo, born in 354 CE in present-day Algeria, is a towering figure in Western philosophy. His writings, shaped
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Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide
In recent years, the debate around euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide has captivated the public’s attention. These practices, at the crossroads
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Philosophy through Greta Gerwig’s Barbie
Friday night, movie night. Barbie it is. The cinema lobby celebrated its offering with pink balloons. For the occasion, my
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Philosophy through MGMT’s ‘Little Dark Age’
With ‘Little Dark Age’, MGMT, known for their signature blend of synth-pop and psychedelia, have crafted a piece that transcends
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The Ethics of Creation – An Examination of Assistive Reproductive Technology
In one of the quieter streets of the city of Valletta, the home of the semi-fictional Borg couple has been
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Resisting the Majority: The Role and Significance of LGBTQ+ Pride
In the sweltering summer heat in June in 1969, the Stonewall Inn in New York, a sanctuary for the gay,
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Privacy and Cyberspace: Navigating the Digital Labyrinth
In the modern world, technology pervades every aspect of life. The digital landscape transforms how people communicate, work, and live.
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Philosophy through ‘Better Call Saul’
In the world of television, few series manage to combine entertainment and thought-provoking content as seamlessly as “Better Call Saul”.
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The Internet and Ethical Values
The Internet has become an integral part of modern society, revolutionizing communication, commerce, and the exchange of information. From its
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Does justification lie in the Ends or the Means?
Does the End justify the Means? From the philosophical theories of Niccolò Machiavelli and Immanuel Kant to the concept of utilitarianism, we explore various perspectives of this ethical conundrum.
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What Secures Our Personal Identity Through Time?
Personal identity refers to the unique characteristics and qualities that make us who we are as individuals. One of the
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What is a person?
In fields like ethics and law, the question, “What is a person?” ascends to prominence, soliciting profound contemplation. This essay
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Philosophy through HBO’s ‘Succession’
Power, Money, Manipulation. ‘Succession’ is a Shakespearean saga of power, family, and wealth, that delves into the tumultuous world of
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