Learn the definition of freedom, its etymology, common and essential meanings, along with its philosophical implications.
What do we mean when we say we want to be free? What's the difference between freedom as unboundedness and freedom as skilful navigation within bounds? Why does this distinction matter for how we live?
This article traces the history of the philosophy of freedom from the Stoics through Kant, Sartre, and neuroscience—then explains why it's at odds with relational existence. A student-friendly guide to one of philosophy's biggest questions.
For Quine, 'To be is to be the value of a bound variable'. But what if existence itself is process before it's phenomenon as object? How does relation precede relata?
CRUP-OMAF assessment of Jean-Paul Sartre's ontology: evaluating completeness, robustness, usefulness and potential.
Jean-Paul Sartre vs. the Conference of Difference. New analysis: freedom isn't a burdensome human condition but a specific expression of universal relational binding. A unified ontology dissolves the en-soi/pour-soi gap.
The illusion of freedom
The cat who peed on my wife.