Dialektika, Author at Dialektika

Dialektika accepted to The Philosopher’s Index

In recent days, the editors of The Philosopher's Information Center sent us the official notice that Dialektika: Journal of Philosophical Research and Social Theory had been accepted into The Philosopher's Index…

by Dialektika

October 27, 2021

Editors' Picks

“Thinking against the Mainstream” Prize, 16th Edition

Phenomenology and Sociality – Conference

The phenomenological movement, to which authors from extremely diverse traditions and of utmost heterogeneous provenances—directly or indirectly—can be counted...…

by Dialektika

April 30, 2021

Calls

Wise women: 6 ancient female philosophers you should know about

Women also shaped the development of philosophy. Although their writings, by and large do not survive, their verbal teaching made a significant impact on their contemporaries, and their voices echo through the…

by Dialektika

March 15, 2021

Philosophy

Why philosophers say solitude can be helpful

Solitude can enable us to recharge. As Montaigne joked, it allows you to take a step back from ordinary life, the better to leap into it next time.…

by Dialektika

October 26, 2020

Philosophy

Intersections between system of production and cultural system

If we define “productivity” as the act of creating goods or services with a commercial value, and “culture” as the articulation of all kinds of signifiers employed by people in a social…

by Dialektika

October 13, 2020

Calls·News

Is ‘cultural Marxism’ really taking over universities?

The term “cultural Marxism” moved into the media mainstream around 2016, when psychologist Jordan Peterson was protesting a Canadian bill prohibiting discrimination based on gender. Peterson blamed cultural Marxism for phenomena like…

by Dialektika

September 15, 2020

Education·Philosophy

4th International Interdisciplinar Boredom Conference – Call for papers

In accordance with previous editions, the 4th International Interdisciplinary Boredom Conference aims to attract specialists on boredom from a wide range of disciplines to expand the knowledge we have already achieved concerning its nature,…

by Dialektika

September 5, 2020

News

Answering the biggest question of all

Leibniz thought that the fact that there is something and not nothing requires an explanation. The explanation he gave was that God wanted to create a universe – the best one possible…

by Dialektika

August 19, 2020

Philosophy·Science

Artificial intelligence is a totalitarian’s dream

Individualistic Western societies are built on the idea that no one knows our thoughts, desires, or joys better than we do. And so we put ourselves, rather than the government, in charge…

by Dialektika

August 17, 2020

Philosophy·Society·Technology

Columbus statues offensive Native Americans

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans

Columbus statues are coming down – why he is so offensive to Native Americans. Over the past few weeks, statues of Christopher Columbus have been beheaded, covered with red paint, lassoed around…

by Dialektika

July 10, 2020

Politics

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