Tag: ethics
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Wittgenstein and St. Augustine: Unlikely Philosophical Allies
Inspired by Dr. Michael Sugrue’s lecture, “Augustine and the Christian Self“ At first glance, Ludwig Wittgenstein, the 20th-century philosopher known for his work on language and logic, and St. Augustine, the 4th-century Christian theologian and philosopher, may seem to have little in common. Their historical contexts, intellectual pursuits, and primary concerns were vastly different. However,…
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Leo Tolstoy’s Criticism of Napoleon: A Study in Morality and Power
Lev Tolstoy, one of the greatest literary figures in history, is renowned for his profound insights into human nature, society, and morality. Among the many subjects Tolstoy grappled with in his works, his criticism of Napoleon Bonaparte stands out as particularly significant. In his epic novel War and Peace, Tolstoy not only recounts the events…
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