In this article I hope to clear up any misconceptions that the philosopher Immanuel Kant downplayed human emotion in his ideas. In general I wish to state my belief that emotions should not be degraded at all when it comes to moral obligation.

Post postmodernism, or a introductory to 21st century philosophy.

A philosophical view of Kant’s “what is enlightenment” from an educational point of view.

A Kantian Approach to a Nazi Duty.

Utilitarianism, the doctrine of “the greatest good for the greatest number” is everywhere in modern ideology. Most notably, it’s the supposed cornerstone of political democracy. It ran into roadblocks from the beginning, however, and returns us to the age old issue of balancing dogmatic guidance with human freedom and the power of intent.

People should also be free to develop their own reason behind religion in order to substantiate it rather than just believing in the words of a guardian.

A tongue-in-cheek philosophical investigation inspired simultaneously by mystical and postmodern ideas.

A bitter and lazy perspective on the history of philosophy, from Descartes to Sartre.

Interpolation of Kant’s views on lying.

On transcendentalism.