How do we take the sting off of death? How about a little less ego, a little more selflessness! Find out more! 

Dare to know and think! This was Kant's calling in his famous 1784 essay "What is Enlightenment?" Find out more! 

The words “know thyself” were carved into stone at the entrance to the revered temple of Apollo at Delphi in Greece. What does it mean? Well, the Greek playwright Sophocles and the philosopher Socrates interpret it in their own way! 

In 1927 the philosopher Bertrand Russell gave a lecture called Why I am not a Christian. Find out more! 

Both Dostoevsky and Heidegger, in their own way, look for ways to salvage some deeper meaning and experience in the midst of our increasingly technological and rational-scientific world! Find out more! 

One of the most emotionally powerful novels ever written! A father and son try to make their way across a post-apocalyptic America trying to get to a better place.  

Is there anything more important than hope, especially today? These two profound philosophers have lots to say about this! 

Selfie-ism permeates our world culture! Do we have cause for concern? What would the existentialists think? 

What's going on? Why don't we care about character anymore? This is very troubling. 

The Italian futurist Marinetti called for the absolute glorification of everything new and modern, a worship of everything machine! What resonance all this has today!