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Through the Fire: How Nietzsche’s Philosophy of “What Doesn't Kill You” Transforms Adversity into Strength

Through the Fire: How Nietzsche’s Philosophy of “What Doesn't Kill You” Transforms Adversity into Strength

Do you pass the "favorable conditions" test of life to move past adversities and get all that you cry for? Or do you not think twice before pointing fingers at the unknown force that is supposed to guide our lives, or maybe not?

Madhusikta Patnaik
Madhusikta Patnaik
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Are Modern Relationships Too Clingy? Simone de Beauvoir on Love as an Act of Freedom

Are Modern Relationships Too Clingy? Simone de Beauvoir on Love as an Act of Freedom

What would Simone de Beauvoir think of that one girl we all know who cannot go an hour without texting her boyfriend for his whereabouts and his What-You-Doin-abouts?

Madhusikta Patnaik
Madhusikta Patnaik
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Living on the Edge: How Heidegger’s View of Death Frees Us from #FOMO

Living on the Edge: How Heidegger’s View of Death Frees Us from #FOMO

Death isn’t an external event but an integral part of being. For man, being alive is already to be “not-yet” dead. After all, in the witness stand of history, death gives the biggest testament of life.

Madhusikta Patnaik
Madhusikta Patnaik
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Happiness or Hedonism? Epicurus’ Forgotten Wisdom for a Hyper-Consumerist World

Happiness or Hedonism? Epicurus’ Forgotten Wisdom for a Hyper-Consumerist World

Does More Stuff Equal More Happiness? Learn How Ancient Ideas Challenge Hyper-Consumerism Today.

Madhusikta Patnaik
Madhusikta Patnaik
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The Existential Crisis of Gen Z: What Would Sartre Say About Our Search for Meaning?

The Existential Crisis of Gen Z: What Would Sartre Say About Our Search for Meaning?

Finding meaning in a world that never stops watching.

Madhusikta Patnaik
Madhusikta Patnaik