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Islam Between East And West
The Book Islam Between East And West By The Thinker And Late Head Of State Alija Izetbegović Stands Out As…
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“Pantheism And The Unity of Existence”
Context Of Publication.. A Book Born A Decade After Its Author’s Departure Great Ideas In History Do Not Move In…
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The Philosopher Descends Into The Trenches Of History
The Dawn of Consciousness: When the Philosopher Departs from His Metaphysical Isolation For a long time, the philosopher has been…
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Beyond Human Exception: A Trial of Egoism In The Age Of The Anthropocene
Foundations Of Establishment And The Contemporary Human Predicament In A World Hurrying Toward Technologies That Were, Until Very Recently, Mere…
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“The Disease Of Boredom”
Boredom In Its Daily Manifestations Seems Like A Mere Passing Stumble In The Flow Of Time, Or A Moment Of…
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Constitution of deliberative democracy
On the surface, the marriage between constitutionalism and democracy appears to be an ideal alliance championed by contemporary political systems.…
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Born, not made: Reclaiming human existence in the laboratories of modernity
The Concept of the Person in Contemporary Philosophy At the dawn of the twenty-first century, the concept of the “person”…
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The enigma of becoming and the collapse of axioms
Since the dawn of human consciousness, humanity has stood in awe before the flowing river of time. That river which…
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When Genes Become an Arena for Control
Moral Vertigo in the Age of “Biotechnology” and Beyond Healing Today, we live in an era where science accelerates at…
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Scholars’ Ink: A Deconstructive Reading of the Roots of African Philosophy and the Struggle for Intellectual Hegemony
In a world where global power struggles intersect with cultural hegemony, the book The Ink of the Scholars: Reflections on…
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