By Giannni Truvianni | On June 18, 2008 | In Philosophy | Rated

An article written about patriotism asking questions as to what exactly does it mean to love one’s country and what is it that one is dedicating one’s adoration to.

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By By Authors | On February 3, 2007 | In Philosophy | Rated

The philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein produced two highly original systems of philosophy. Both of them had as its aim to study the structure and limits of human thought by looking at the structure and limits of language.

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By By Authors | On February 3, 2007 | In Philosophy | Rated

The Bush Father Son Team VS The Clinton Husband Wife Team; no matter what side of the fence you are on the sound and fury never stops in the political chase for the Presidency. Who is the best to lead and who should be entrusted with the most important position in the present period; Leader of the Free World?

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By By Authors | On February 3, 2007 | In Philosophy | Rated

A company of a grammarian’s pupils are bearing their master’s coffin for burial at the summit of a mountain. One of them tells his story and dilates on the praises of the departed scholar. They cannot fittingly bury their master on the plain with the common folk. He shall rest on a peak whose height excels the rest.

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By By Authors | On February 3, 2007 | In Philosophy | Rated

This morning, I saw a squirrel trying to scale a wall of my house. Salamanders, too, love to climb the walls as they scamper after tiny flies.

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