Philosophy Series

The Book of Job  – The Hebrew Bible (Fundamental Questions on Suffering)

Notes from Underground  – Fyodor Dostoevsky (Cracks in the Modern Self)

The Brothers Karamazov  – Fyodor Dostoevsky (God, Humanity, and Free Will)

The Metamorphosis  – Franz Kafka (Existential Alienation and Transformation)

The Stranger  – Albert Camus (Absurdity and the Murder under the Sun)


Absurdity – The Structure Between Human Meaning and the Silence of the World

The Human After Tragedy - The Void of Explanation and the Persistence of Human Life

Albert Camus's 'The Stranger' and the Narrative of the Absurd Faced by Modern Society

The Birth of the Question: The Origins of Intellectual Curiosity and the Structure of Thought

How Does Doubt Become Knowledge? From Skepticism to the Scientific Method

Why Is Truth Never Universally Agreed Upon?: Perspective and the Philosophy of Objectivity

Plato's Republic — How Does Truth Lead a Community?

The Ethics of Forgetting: What Must We Remember to Remain Ourselves?

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