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The Surprising Reason Descartes’s Meditations On First Philosophy Still Dominates Western Philosophy
If everything you trust—your senses, your memories, even mathematics—could be wrong, what could you still know for sure? Meditations on…
Confessions by Augustine of Hippo — Summary, Analysis, Quotes, and Why It Still Matters: The…
If you’ve ever felt a gnawing restlessness, a confusion about your past, or a fractured sense of self in time—Confessions…
The Dark Truths Most People Miss in Nicomachean Ethics—and How to Embrace Them
Have you ever felt adrift, unsure of what constitutes a “good life”? Aristotle’s The Nicomachean Ethics isn’t just a dusty…
The Unseen Power of Gitanjali: Why Tagore’s Masterpiece Still Inspires Millions
Feeling spiritually starved in a noisy, speed-driven world? Gitanjali offers a quiet, time-tested antidote—short, luminous prayers that teach you how…
Mrs Dalloway: The Dangerous Beauty of Virginia Woolf’s Masterpiece
What if the most profound moments of our lives don’t happen in grand epics, but in the quiet space between…
Brontë’s Feminist Triumph: Jane Eyre (1847) Review Decoded for Today’s World
Every society struggles to balance passion with principle, and Jane Eyre gives us a heroine who proves that integrity and…
ENTERTAINMENT
The Theory of Everything (2014):…
Stephen Hawking, Felicity Jones, Eddie Redmayne, and Jane Hawking at an event for The Theory of Everything (2014)
The Truth About Back to…
Back to the Future (1985), directed by Robert Zemeckis, is a sci-fi adventure that has become a cultural touchstone. The…
The Butterfly Effect 2004: The…
The Butterfly Effect (2004), directed by Eric Bress and J. Mackye Gruber, is a gripping psychological thriller that explores the…
