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The Order of Plague: How ‘The Last of Us’ Exposes Our Deepest Social Fears

The Order of Plague: How ‘The Last of Us’ Exposes Our Deepest Social Fears

Article | Psychology
At first glance, HBO’s The Last of Us might seem like just another story in a long line of zombie apocalypse tales. We see the familiar ingredients: a mysterious pandemic, desperate survivors, and a grueling fight against the undead.
Know Thyself: The Socratic Quest at the Heart of The Matrix

Know Thyself: The Socratic Quest at the Heart of The Matrix

Article | Psychology
In the quiet hum of a simulated world, a programmer named Thomas Anderson leads a double life. By day, he is a cog in a corporate machine; by night, a hacker known as Neo.
The Philosophy of No Worries: What Timon and Pumbaa Can Teach Us About a Good Life

The Philosophy of No Worries: What Timon and Pumbaa Can Teach Us About a Good Life

Article | Psychology
Their philosophy may seem simple, but Timon and Pumbaa are thinkers in their own right. Timon, perhaps unknowingly, is even named after an ancient Greek philosopher, Timon of Phlius.
Deconstructing the Psychology of Twin Peaks

Deconstructing the Psychology of Twin Peaks

Article | Psychology
Who killed Laura Palmer? For years, this question was the magnetic center of a cultural phenomenon. Yet, the work of director David Lynch suggests that asking the question is far more important than finding the answer.
More Than an Inferno: The Towering Genius of Dante's Divine Comedy

More Than an Inferno: The Towering Genius of Dante's Divine Comedy

Article | Psychology
The history of literature is unimaginable without The Divine Comedy. With this singular, epoch-making text, the Italian poet Dante Alighieri created more than a masterpiece; he forged the modern Italian literary language itself.
The Psychological Blueprint of Alexander the Great

The Psychological Blueprint of Alexander the Great

Article | Psychology
A star blazing across the ancient world, worshipped as a god, dead before his time—Alexander the Great’s name echoes through history, inspiring figures from Caesar to Napoleon.
Have We Completely Misunderstood Nietzsche's Most Radical Ideas?

Have We Completely Misunderstood Nietzsche's Most Radical Ideas?

Article | Psychology
Friedrich Nietzsche remains one of history's most electrifying and polarizing thinkers. His intellectual life was a storm of brilliant, painful insights that ultimately cost him his sanity.
Schopenhauer's Guide to Escaping the Prison of Self

Schopenhauer's Guide to Escaping the Prison of Self

Article | Psychology
Schopenhauer’s philosophy begins with a startling claim: the world you experience is not the world as it truly is.
The Surprising Path to Self-Awareness in Hegel's Thought

The Surprising Path to Self-Awareness in Hegel's Thought

Article | Psychology
To confront the thought of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel is to stand before a mountain. His work represents the zenith of German Idealism, a comprehensive system aspiring to grasp all of reality in a single, unified thought.
Why Alice in Wonderland Is More Relevant to Adults Than Ever.

Why Alice in Wonderland Is More Relevant to Adults Than Ever.

Article | Psychology
Some books feel like old friends we can return to at any age, only to find they have more secrets to share. Alice in Wonderland is a masterpiece of this kind.
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