[Bertrand Russell: Philosophy’s ulterior motives] Hegel is probably best known today for his teleological belief that human ...

Since Darwin revealed his seminal theory of evolution by natural selection, human beings have endeavored to understand their own evolutionary origins and history. A lot of questions still remain, but ...

what type of human being we’re seeking to form. Absent that, we will simply not know what type of formation to provide. This is most the case in K–12 education, but even in higher ed ...

but they went mainstream after the introduction of remote control technology that enabled more convenient human inputs. The desktop computer needed a keyboard and mouse along with a graphical user ...

Philosophy often flourishes in the aftermath ... “The Murder of Professor Schlick” (Princeton), offers a lively and accessible introduction to this much written-about group.

Hegel is probably best known today for his teleological belief that human history tends toward ... in history,” he wrote in his Introduction to the Philosophy of History, “for they are the ...