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John Locke on Government: from social contract to treatise on Government Book Review: Locke, J., & Peardon, T. P. (1952). The second treatise of government. New York: Liberal Arts Press. Introduction (Locke’s second treatise on Government) In order to read the ancient political and historical literature; there are two major... Lire la suite

Deconstructing Islamophobia: From prejudice to Hate Conference at the University of Maryland The concept of “Islamophobia” was strengthened by the media narrative in order to construct the image of Muslims in a different way, which was basically alien and violent. Moreover, this narrative skyrocketed after... Lire la suite

The philosophical Politics of Modernity: Case of Hegel Hegel in the first place suggested the concept of subjective freedom and liberties for modernizing the politics. In the latter context, he suggested certain code of rights for the ordinary citizens. Hegel’s concepts in this regard, were rationality, universality... Lire la suite

Modernity as a discourse: from history to Philosophy (Part-I) Evolution of Modernity and post-Modernity Călinescu, M., & Călinescu, M. (1987). Five faces of modernity: Modernism, avant-garde, decadence, kitsch, postmodernism. Durham: Duke University Press. Introduction The word ‘Modernity’ and ‘Modernism’ emerged... Lire la suite

Vladimir Lenin on Social Democracy: The tactics and Strategies (part-I) Reviewing the famous work of V.I Lenin “Two Tactics of Social Democracy” Lenin, V. I. (1935). Two tactics of social-democracy in the democratic revolution. New York: International Publishers. Background For Lenin, there must the existence of politically... Lire la suite

Re-examining the Study of History: from prejudice to relegation (Part-II) Reviewing the famous book of Sebastian Conrad Conrad, S. (2017). What is global history? Comparative History The comparative studies have some vulnerable traditions ranges from the ancient ecumenical perspective which compares one’s own civilization to... Lire la suite

Re-examining the Study of History: from prejudice to relegation (Part-I) Reviewing the famous book of Sebastian Conrad Conrad, S. (2017). What is global history? Background Till today, we have been studying history through western-oriented methods that include speculations and western idealized knowledge. For instance, the... Lire la suite

A Feud between Creation and Evolution: reviewing the famous work of Henri Bergson Bergson, H. (1911). Creative evolution. London: Macmillan. Background: A brief sketch of the work Sketching the Theory of Knowledge Two orders at large The idea of disorder The problem of Genera The problems of Laws The idea of disorder is an oscillation... Lire la suite

From Hegel to Marx: the transformation of philosophy from reason to Revolution (Part-II) Reviewing famous work of Philosopher Herbert Marcuse Marcuse, H. (1960). Reason and revolution: Hegel and the rise of social theory. Boston: Beacon Press. The Philosophical Setting It is a deep-rooted fact that German idealism rescued philosophy from... Lire la suite

From Hegel to Marx: the transformation of philosophy from reason to Revolution (Part-I) Reviewing famous work of Philosopher Herbert Marcuse Marcuse, H. (1960). Reason and revolution: Hegel and the rise of social theory. Boston: Beacon Press. Background It was the struggle between the negative (Hegelian) and positive philosophy (Post-Hegelian)... Lire la suite

John Locke on Government: from social contract to treatise on Government

Book Review: Locke, J., & Peardon, T. P. (1952). The second treatise of government. New York: Liberal Arts Press. Introduction (Locke’s second treatise on Government) In order to read the ancient political and historical literature; there are two major...

Lire la suite
Deconstructing Islamophobia: From prejudice to Hate

Conference at the University of Maryland The concept of “Islamophobia” was strengthened by the media narrative in order to construct the image of Muslims in a different way, which was basically alien and violent. Moreover, this narrative skyrocketed after...

Lire la suite
The philosophical Politics of Modernity: Case of Hegel

Hegel in the first place suggested the concept of subjective freedom and liberties for modernizing the politics. In the latter context, he suggested certain code of rights for the ordinary citizens. Hegel’s concepts in this regard, were rationality, universality...

Lire la suite
Modernity as a discourse: from history to Philosophy (Part-I)

Evolution of Modernity and post-Modernity Călinescu, M., & Călinescu, M. (1987). Five faces of modernity: Modernism, avant-garde, decadence, kitsch, postmodernism. Durham: Duke University Press. Introduction The word ‘Modernity’ and ‘Modernism’ emerged...

Lire la suite
Vladimir Lenin on Social Democracy: The tactics and Strategies (part-I)

Reviewing the famous work of V.I Lenin “Two Tactics of Social Democracy” Lenin, V. I. (1935). Two tactics of social-democracy in the democratic revolution. New York: International Publishers. Background For Lenin, there must the existence of politically...

Lire la suite
Re-examining the Study of History: from prejudice to relegation (Part-II)

Reviewing the famous book of Sebastian Conrad Conrad, S. (2017). What is global history? Comparative History The comparative studies have some vulnerable traditions ranges from the ancient ecumenical perspective which compares one’s own civilization to...

Lire la suite
Re-examining the Study of History: from prejudice to relegation (Part-I)

Reviewing the famous book of Sebastian Conrad Conrad, S. (2017). What is global history? Background Till today, we have been studying history through western-oriented methods that include speculations and western idealized knowledge. For instance, the...

Lire la suite
A Feud between Creation and Evolution: reviewing the famous work of Henri Bergson

Bergson, H. (1911). Creative evolution. London: Macmillan. Background: A brief sketch of the work Sketching the Theory of Knowledge Two orders at large The idea of disorder The problem of Genera The problems of Laws The idea of disorder is an oscillation...

Lire la suite
From Hegel to Marx: the transformation of philosophy from reason to Revolution (Part-II)

Reviewing famous work of Philosopher Herbert Marcuse Marcuse, H. (1960). Reason and revolution: Hegel and the rise of social theory. Boston: Beacon Press. The Philosophical Setting It is a deep-rooted fact that German idealism rescued philosophy from...

Lire la suite
From Hegel to Marx: the transformation of philosophy from reason to Revolution (Part-I)

Reviewing famous work of Philosopher Herbert Marcuse Marcuse, H. (1960). Reason and revolution: Hegel and the rise of social theory. Boston: Beacon Press. Background It was the struggle between the negative (Hegelian) and positive philosophy (Post-Hegelian)...

Lire la suite

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