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The Pain of Philosophy: A Cynic Objection to Plato
According to the apophthegm reported by Plutarch and Stobaeus (SSR V B 61), Diogenes the Cynic accused Plato of ‘causing pain to no one’ during his long philosophical career. This article considers whether this critique of Plato is accurate by examining
Masaki Nagao
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Medical Education for What?: Neoliberal Fascism Versus Social Justice. [PDF]
McKenna B.
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La propuesta ensaya un análisis desde la categoría de parrhesía desarrollada por Foucault en función de los actos de denuncia política ocurridos en conflictos por el gobierno de la tierra en Latinoamérica.
Dominga Galleguillos +1 more
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A sociology of anxiety: Western modern legacy and the Covid-19 outbreak. [PDF]
Rebughini P.
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Cognitive liberty and the psychedelic humanities. [PDF]
González Romero O.
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Walking the Talk: LGBTQ Allies in Australian Secondary Schools. [PDF]
Vicars M, Van Toledo S.
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Is Critique “Universal”? Swift’s Drapier’s Letters and the Possibility of Universal Public Reason
This article seeks to examine the dimension of “courage” or “risk” involved in the exercise of critique through a genealogical survey in relation to Michel Foucault’s work on Parrhēsia and an examination of Jonathan Swift’s Drapier’s Letters as an ...
Suvendu Ghatak
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Canadian nurse practitioner's quest for identity: A philosophical perspective. [PDF]
Delvin ME +2 more
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Nursing possessed: An ethics of nurse haunting. [PDF]
Jenkins D, Dillard-Wright J.
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Emancipatory Theory of Compassion in Action: Power, the Unspeakable, and Compassionate Resistance in Nursing Ethics. [PDF]
Hardin JB.
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