This thesis is designed to approach Franz Kafka from a philosophical and therefore holistic perspective. Kafka's works are generally examined in context of the concept of “alienation”, as a result, a limited perspective ...

The last half century has witnessed a gradual growth of the literature on the relationship between Kant’s philosophy and its political aspects. From the quasi-political metaphysical narrative in the Critique of Pure Reason ...

Until Copernic came up with the idea that "the Earth is also a planet, it is not fixed, and the Sun is constant", many researchers claimed the opposite. They thought that the Earth was fixed and that all the planets, ...

Cosmopolitanism/world citizenship is an important concept that originated in Ancient Greece but became a basis for many philosophical and political concepts, especially human rights, which became popular in modern philosophy ...

In this study it is asserted that dialectic movement itself according to which existents are organized via some principle, has a dialectical development. During the manifestation of this assertion, three main moments are ...

The aim of this study is to reveal the Aristotelian grounds of Marxist thought in terms of certain commonalities, similarities, parallels in methodological styles, philosophical starting points and agreement in goals. In ...

War has been defined in different ways from past to nowadays. There have been also several discussions about the relationship between war and human nature. Some thinkers have considered war as part of human nature, some ...

Whether hate speech should be treated as a form of free speech or not is a contemporary political dilemma. Jeremy Waldron and Anthony Lewis represent opposing sides of this dilemma. Both defend the values of democracy but ...

“What a human being is” and “what he will be in the future” are questions that can be asked especially by philosophy. However, nowadays in which these questions debated, the examination here focuses on the rational and the ...