There are two main answers to the philosophical question of what thoughts are. The first is that thoughts might be material ...

Philosophical questions tend to be conceptual in nature. This means that they cannot be answered simply by giving facts or information. A concept is the object of a thought, not something that is ...

No one has definitive answers to these questions. But understanding the possible answers, and the arguments for and against them, is what philosophy is all about. By grappling with these questions, ...

An Honors Program at Central Michigan University challenges students to consider philosophical questions around artificial ...

If you like to ponder philosophical questions while laughing out loud, the comic series “Bonus Context” cannot be missed.

Philosophy invites us to ask fundamental questions that help us lead meaningful, faithful lives. We all practice philosophy every day. It often starts with questions: Did you graduate from Hope’s ...

A life worth living, then, is one that fully experiences the present and experiments with new ways of being. Deleuze’s ethics ...

Understanding concepts and being able to apply that understanding to life is the foundation of philosophy. Next time your child asks a big question, embrace the moment. By exploring concepts like ...

It’s tempting to dismiss these big questions as too advanced for kids. Plato and Aristotle both believed children weren’t ready for philosophy. In fact, they didn’t think people were ready ...

Since returning to Stanford in 2020, Leif Wenar ’87 has combined his research interests in political philosophy and ethics to ...