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April 2020
Philosophy
Jean Paul Sartre: What is “Bad Faith?”
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Jean Paul Sartre: Being and Nothingness
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Politics
Theodor Adorno and Our Enslavement to Commodity Fetishism
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Hegel and Napoleon: On Heroes and the Sublime in History
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Love, Forgiveness, and “The Iliad”
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Dialectic and the Wisdom of Listening: Reflections on the Book of Job
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