Is Belgrade on the Brink of Its Own Maidan? A look at Serbia’s Ongoing Crisis
Today, Serbia stands at a crossroads, potentially facing a civil conflict or on the verge of steering its politics toward a path of certain stability and growth…
What mass shootings in Serbia tell us about systemic violence and social death
Although Serbia still ranks third behind the United States and Yemen in gun ownership, with an estimated 39 firearms per 100 inhabitants, acts of this nature are atypical in the country…
Heart Valley: The authenticity of the routine
It's all about the timeless clash between authenticity and inauthenticity, a theme the documentary skillfully brings to the forefront.…
How democracies die – Review
Justification of democracy has become an essential theme in the current literature on political philosophy. Different factors have created the conditions for this to happen, but mainly they can be resumed in…
Karl Marx and the Philosophical Criticism Today
The work of the philosopher Karl Marx has been inscribed in universal History due to his radical criticism of 19th-century capitalist society and ideology. …
Dachau, Nazi concentration camps, and the problem of meaning
In the experience of dialogue, the other is no longer a piece of my field of action, nor am I for him: we are collaborators for each other in a reciprocal relationship,…
Jean Baudrillard: Welcome to the Desert of Hyperreality
Baudrillard was born on July 27 and died a day like today in Paris at the age of 78. He was a philosopher, sociologist, and university professor whose work relates to the…
When Zombies are real. Thinking About The Death Of The Other
The Other can be a friend, an enemy or anyone. However, his death affects us in our deepest essence. We are constituted by his death as much as we are bound to…
Ethics Beyond Essence: The Legacy of Emmanuel Levinas
Emmanuel Levinas as a philosopher and possibility of a novel conception of the ethical relationship between the I and the Other.…
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: A Life Between Despair and Hope
Justice is conscience, not a personal conscience but the conscience of the whole of humanity. Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn…