Philosophy: Personal Pages: Essays

Essays viewing present and past from the future. Themes include shared identity, free will, and space-time.

Shows that Kant was mistaken in his belief the distinction between noumenal and phenomenal reality would apply to the conscious mind, thus discrediting identity-theory.

An artist's view of reality; a myth based on a theory of what truth is.

Essays providing some insights using ideas derived from Friedrich Nietzsche's theory of language and Mortimer J. Adler's ideas.

A collection of short essays and poems by Andrzej Wodzianicki. The Common Core Foundation is dedicated to the promotion of the idea of objectifying the subjective. This is done with the hope of demonstrating that what is subjective is really universal, and as such it reflects what is common in all of us.

The past, futures and opportunities of human societies.

An essay on the nature of life, organization, physics, the brain, thought, and consciousness all connected in their underlying nature through reason.

Personal essays on metaphysics and life, from a practical perspective. Papers on geometry from a metaphysical perspective, attempting to link geometry to real life.

Essays and letters exploring our conscious will to love as the ultimate source of human ethics, economic justice, world peace, and race relations.

Essays on AIT, a combined research project by philosopher Jon Neivens and linguist Jud Evans, that investigates the logical structure of IS and its function in natural language.

A collection of essays that answer major philosophical questions.

PublicAppeal contains essays explaining Nietzsche's work, including a popular reiteration of The Birth of Tragedy and the first exegeses of the dithyrambs comprising Thus Spoke Zarathustra.

Articles concerning spiritual experiences and their resultant knowledge. Kundalini Yoga is the driver, which continually shifts perspectives and beliefs, thereby allowing coherent philosophies to rapidly form and develop.

Short essays by Cassio Roberto Pace covering a variety of topics including economics, ecology, psychology, architecture, and engineering.

Common sense logic applied to all facets of civilization, both public and personal.

A short philosophical piece that attempts to bring forth a cosmology and ontology that works.

A series of short essays about philosophy of mind and consciousness.

Article by Titus Rivas about existential anxiety as a source of the underestimation of animal suffering.

Reviews of thirty philosophy books, mostly popular and with a focus on science-related areas.

CRAPS - dedicated to the exploration of social philosophy and popular culture. Papers, diatribes, and rants pertaining to the critical understanding of films, music, and the postmodern condition.

Articles from ordinary people expressing ideas, philosophies, thoughts, and opinions on various local and national topics of interest.

Describes Joel Schlecht's theory on God, creation, and humanity. Based on modern science.

A layman's exploration of the purpose of life.