Maturana @Monlooop

Yo soy un extraño bucle. Fotógrafa. Estudiante de Filosofía en la UAM Iztapalapa. instagram.com/maturana_is?ig… Joined November 2012

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Itineratur @itineratur

3 days ago

Ha fallecido a los 56 años Marjane Strapi, la autora de "Persépolis". Dice la nota de la familia: "Marjane Satrapi murió de tristeza poco más de un año después del fallecimiento de Mattias Ripa, su marido y el amor de su vida".

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giulia civiletti @GiCivi

4 days ago

“Dalla tumulazione dell'Elefante sono passati più di sei anni; eppure non ne siamo mai sazi.” Andrea Cortellessa, La delucidazione della memoria @sole24ore Alberto Arbasino Autocronologia A cura di Raffaele Manica @adelphiedizioni Piccola Biblioteca Adelphi, 833 2026, pp. 246

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Cambridge UP - Psychology & Psychiatry @CambUP_Psych

5 days ago

Don’t miss your chance to read the new Cambridge element, Post-Humanistic Love, by Thomas James Vaughn Williams and Camilo Tamayo Gomez @camilotamayog! Free access available until 9 June at cup.org/3PGJ04Q #cambridgeelements #psychology

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Nicolas G. Varela @niklasgv

5 days ago

Hipótesis de Lukács: las épocas felices no tienen Filosofía.

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Maturana @Monlooop

4 days ago

Por la mañana en UAM.

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Hesse Philosophy @HermannHessed

5 days ago

“I am rooted, but I flow.” — Virginia Woolf

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Di (Yee) @nguyenhdi

6 days ago

One of the most captivating opening paragraphs in Western literature.

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Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins @daniel_dsj2110

a week ago

“Alasdair MacIntyre believed that Western morality, having lost its rationale, had been replaced by something thinner: mere moral passion”: unherd.com/2026/05/alasda…

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Dawson S. Williams @DawsonSWilliams

7 days ago

Nishida writes with conviction: Consciousness is free not because it functions fortuitously beyond the laws of nature, but rather because it follows its own nature. It is free not because it functions for no reason, but because it knows well the reasons behind its functioning. As our knowledge advances, we become freer people. Even if we are controlled or oppressed by others, when we know this we extricate ourselves from the oppression. If we go even farther and realize the unavoidable reason for the situation, then the oppression turns into freedom—Socrates was freer than the Athenians who poisoned him. Pascal said that a person is as weak as a reed, but because he or she is a thinking reed, even if the whole world tries to destroy him, he is greater than that which kills him, for he himself knows that he will die.

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Nicolas G. Varela @niklasgv

7 days ago

Filósofos haciendo cosas: Benjamin festejando la Navidad con amigos; 1931.

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Dawson S. Williams @DawsonSWilliams

2 weeks ago

During the “Logic” Lectures, Heidegger states: Some years ago, in 1916, in his inaugural lecture as Rickert’s successor at Freiburg, Husserl compared the philosopher’s tasks with those of Galileo in the natural sciences. Naturally, the philosophically unwashed understood these reflections simply as Husserl comparing himself with Galileo and presenting himself as someone greater. Now, we intellectuals are certainly conceited—some more than others, and philosophers above all. They often make this impression because they don’t talk about the despair that haunts them. But in that lecture (which, like many others, is not published), it was certainly not Husserl’s intention to compare himself with Galileo. His purpose, rather, was to show that people had already experimented with nature long before Galileo, but that Galileo was the founder of modern natural science only because, as a physicist, he was a philosopher.

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Federì Vite @FederiVite

3 weeks ago

Este jueves 🌴

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Federì Vite @FederiVite

3 weeks ago

Acompáñenos este jueves en el zócalo. Presentaremos una novela de reciente publicación.

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Nicolas G. Varela @niklasgv

3 weeks ago

Ejemplar perteneciente a Kant de la obra de Baumgarten "Methapysica" de 1739.

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Nicolas G. Varela @niklasgv

3 weeks ago

Filósofos haciendo cosas: Agamben junto a Heidegger mirando el paisaje, Le Thor, Francia, 1968 (fotografía: François Fédier).

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Maturana @Monlooop

3 weeks ago

@Pedra_Branca1 Uh lala

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Facundo Miranda @Facundo59204769

4 weeks ago

Hoy querria recomendar este libro de Hofstadter en el cual aborda y profundiza en varias ideas expuestas en sus anteriores trabajos tales como la de los bucles extraños o las analogias.Lo recomiendo a los que quierran profundizar mas en las ideas expuestas en "Godel,Escher,Bach"

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Roberto Bernal @Pedra_Branca1

4 weeks ago

¿Dónde está la libertad, si la melancolía recoge sus nubes sin ningún por qué? Estoy aquí y padezco su lento tránsito sólo esperando a la sombra de mí mismo. Valerio Magrelli [La traducción es mía.]

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Christopher Satoor @aufgehenderRest

a month ago

Hegel and Spinoza by James Kreines.

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Dawson S. Williams @DawsonSWilliams

a month ago

Rosen is my favorite student of Strauss. Houlgate has been a guide through the labyrinth of Hegel’s Logic for many of us. Schiller’s letters hidden between Hyppolite and Inwood should be mandatory reading for all.