This section organizes articles according to major philosophical fields: general philosophy, psychology, philosophy of religion, and political philosophy.
The classification isn’t rigid—it reflects the primary area of inquiry each text explores.
It helps readers follow a thematic axis while preserving the organic crossovers between ideas.
This section includes the following subcategories:
General Philosophy
Philosophy of Religion and Belief
Psychology
Political Philosophy
🤏 Summary : In this narrative, I explore the life of Ithys, a character residing in Etheros, a silent kingdom devoid of celebrations or grieving, where the essence of living without causing harm is his existential quest. Though he endeavors…
Humans love to talk about ethics. They like to believe that morality is a rare quality they undoubtedly possess, perhaps more than any other creature. They have even turned the word “human” into a synonym for kindness, mercy and empathy.…
Regret is one of those strange little mental mechanisms that can turn ordinary decisions into dramatic tales, and dubious actions into sophisticated life lessons. There are a thousand ways to feel regret — and very few of them are honest.…
🤏 Summary : In Olvera, a society judged by stones representing actions, regret is seen through the choices of three children: Mael, Edris, and Liora. Each places a stone in the Great Council Basin for their reactions to witnessing an…
There exists a form of ethics that precedes all external morality, all social justification, and all feedback from the world. It speaks only to a bare, isolated, lucid conscience. It does not appeal to society, to gods, or even to…