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Academia.edu: By What Right Has Kant Done This? Salomon Maimon's (un)Kantian Critique [with proem] By What Right Has Kant Done This? Salomon Maimon's (un)Kantian Critique [with proem] Available on Academia.edu: (PDF) By What Right Has Kant Done This Salomon Maimon's (un)Kantian Critique with proem

Academia.edu: Wittgenstein's Willing Subject: How the Happy Life Is the Only Right Life [complete] Published on Academia.edu (DOC) Wittgenstein's Willing Subject: How the Happy Life Is the Only Right Life [complete]

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Ludwig Wittgenstein Part 1 - Wittgenstein's Willing Subject: How the Happy Life Is the Only Right Life Published on Academia.edu (DOC) Wittgenstein’s Willing Subject How the Happy Life Is the Only Right Life Part One

Review of Richard Mather's poem "Melville and the White Whale" Review of Richard Mather's poem "Melville and the White Whale" Overview "Melville and the White Whale" is a richly evocative, poetic meditation on Herman Melville’s "Moby-Dick". The submission offers an introspective journey into the symbolic and literal expanse of Melville’s narrative, threading a nuanced commentary on themes of obsession, nature, and human fallibility. Written in a freeform verse with motifs tyi

Academia-edu - Under a Spinozan Lens: Israel, Zionism and Bob Dylan's 'Neighborhood Bully' Published on Academia.edu (DOC) Under a Spinozan Lens: Israel, Zionism and Bob Dylan's 'Neighborhood Bully'

Academia.edu: Leibniz and the Best of All One-Monad Universes The purpose of this essay is to make the case for a heterodox reading of Leibniz’s The Monadology (published 1720) through the lens of Professor John Wheeler’s hypothesis of the one-electron universe (proposed in 1940). My conjecture is this: That there exists in the knowable universe only one monad; that this monad traverses time in both directions, eventually criss-crossing the entire past and future history of t