
Explore Plato's argument for soul immortality through simplicity, examining objections and analogies. Delve into philosophical reasoning on the nature of the soul and its potential indestructibility.

Explore Plato's arguments for the soul's immortality, including the nature of forms, recycling, and recollection. Delve into philosophical reasoning on non-physical entities and their implications.

Explore arguments for the soul's existence, focusing on free will as a key defense. Delve into dualism vs. physicalism and examine consciousness, emotions, and creativity in machines.

Explore Plato's arguments for soul immortality, including simplicity, essential properties, and responses to counterarguments. Gain insights into philosophical perspectives on the nature of the soul and its potential indestructibility.

Explore Socratic citizenship through Plato's Crito, examining civil obedience, philosophical reasoning, and the citizen's duty to uphold community laws in ancient Athens and modern contexts.

Explore Plato's Apology, examining Socrates' defense of philosophy in political life and its implications for free expression and citizenship in ancient Athens.

Εξερεύνηση της πλατωνικής έννοιας της μέθεξης και της σημασίας της στη σύγχρονη ζωή, με έμφαση στη δημιουργία προσωπικών ιδεών και την προσπάθεια υλοποίησής τους στον αισθητό κόσμο.

Explore the fascinating world of exoplanets and the cutting-edge technology used to discover Earth-like planets that may harbor life in our galactic neighborhood.

Explore the origins of Western philosophical thought, examining key thinkers like Plato and Aristotle and their impact on poetry and intellectual discourse.

The talk reflects on how intimate and profound experiences—those that shake us emotionally—prompt us to find new meaning in life. These are pivotal moments that force us to reconsider the course and very meaning of existence. In this process, philosophy emerges not as abstract knowledge, but as a vi

Crediamo che la felicità sia un colpo di fortuna o uno stato d'animo passeggero, ma le parole che usiamo per descriverla raccontano una storia diversa. Marco Balzano ci guida attraverso l'etimologia greca e latina per rivelare che la vera eudaimonia non si riceve, ma si costruisce attivamente attrav