Was Rudolf Steiner an Aristotelian or somehow, at least in some respects, a Platonist? These questions have evoked much controversy...
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Salvatore Lavecchia is a professor of the History of Ancient Philosophy and a lecturer in the master’s program 'Meditazione e Neuroscienze' [Meditation and Neuroscience] at the University of Udine. For several years, he has been striving for a philosophy of the ego that overcomes the atomistic image of the ego and can enter into conversation with the spiritual currents of the West as well as the East.
Europe is experiencing a crisis, economically, politically, culturally, and spiritually. Perhaps the deeper meaning of the concept “Europa” has never...
The truth of the ‘I’ works in the true. The true becomes true in the ‘I’. Would the presence of...
The perception of a ‹World Soul› – an essence that molds and directs the physical universe into a harmonious organism...
Pythagoras is said to have been the first to call the sky and the universe ‹kósmos›. This suggestion resonates with...
A lecture on the future of the self and artificial intelligence was planned for the ‘Long Night of Philosophy’ in...
A reflection on the Johannine logos The beginning of the prologue of the Gospel of John, translated from Greek, is...
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