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A groundbreaking collaboration manual for fostering authentic connections and embracing the unknown. Playground brings together philosophy and art through the unique collaboration of Ksenija Kadić and Mirela Kulović. This book documents their year-long, authentic philosophical conversations, providing readers with a powerful example of co-creation and a guide for navigating their own creative journeys. Delving into the essence of playfulness, Playground explores the philosophy of "Space to be Different" (STBD) – a concept born from the authors' shared experiences as "misfits, displaced,...

Although Albert Camus is recognized as an important novelist and political commentator, he is often still underrated as a philosopher. Camus' Philosophy, focussing on Camus' explicitly philosophical writings, provides a detailed examination of his intellectual development, and argues that his work constitutes a coherent, carefully argued meditation on central philosophical themes.

A short introduction to the work of Gurdjieff, with guidance for reflecting on his work in our everyday lives In the early 20th century Russian Empire, a mysterious teacher emerged with a radical proposition: modern humans live in a state of waking sleep, but another level of consciousness is possible. G.I. Gurdjieff's methods for awakening - combining ancient wisdom with modern psychology - would influence artists, writers, and seekers throughout the twentieth century and beyond. This concise introduction to Gurdjieff's life and teaching cuts through the mythology and controversy to reveal...

In Why Can't Professional Philosophers Get Rand Right? author Mike Mazza delves into the persistent misinterpretations of Ayn Rand's philosophy by academic circles. He attributes these misunderstandings primarily to a parochial mindset, wherein philosophers, entrenched in their traditional frameworks, dismiss Rand's ideas without genuine engagement. Mazza meticulously examines instances where critics have overlooked or misrepresented Rand's arguments, advocating for a more objective and thorough analysis of her contributions to philosophical discourse.